He's noting the arrogance of Microsoft in thinking it can out-maneuver and out-think the Internet, and to a certain extent FOSS. He then compares how Twitter's

He's noting the arrogance of Microsoft in thinking it can out-maneuver and out-think the Internet, and to a certain extent FOSS. He then compares how Twitter's concerns of wanting to both introduce a new message platform but still be able to control/profit from it to Microsoft's fate, which is losing out to this all encompassing and continuously innovative Internet platform. So he thinks that no one can really has control over anything once the Pandora's box has been opened. Or, actually, he's saying that no one can beat nature. Because, you know, it just goes on and on.