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As someone who agrees, I confess I'm actually happy that Google is no longer perfect, because that is a necessary precondition for new challengers to emerge and
by sirkneeland 13y ago
As someone who agrees, I confess I'm actually happy that Google is no longer perfect, because that is a necessary precondition for new challengers to emerge and for the cycle of innovation and progress to begin anew. I don't know what those new companies will be, but I'm excited to find out.
- PhantomGremlin 13y agoVery insightful comment. What you are predicting will certainly occur. However it will take time. Lots of time. Years. Perhaps decades. In the long run, we are all dead.