I don't understand this logic -- simply being a part of a successful public company reduces your opportunities or chances of making a splash? That's preposterou

I don't understand this logic -- simply being a part of a successful public company reduces your opportunities or chances of making a splash? That's preposterous. Yes, there are checks and balances -- however I am hard to believe that essentially working as their own team with some layers below Zuck offsets the significant resource investment that oculus didn't have before.