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Blaming problems on DNA is lazy for both people and companies. We have higher mental faculties to surpass the shortcomings of our DNA and "human nature", the sc
by rsanchez1 14y ago
Blaming problems on DNA is lazy for both people and companies. We have higher mental faculties to surpass the shortcomings of our DNA and "human nature", the scapegoat that everyone loves, and Zuckerberg has teams of people with higher mental faculties (higher than most) to shore up Facebook's mobile strategy.
Besides, what does DNA even mean for companies? Nintendo started out in Japan almost 100 years before the NES was launched. I'm sure that had this analyst been there when the NES launched, he would've dismissed it as a product doomed to fail because video games were not in Nintendo's "DNA".
Linkbait is what this article was.