Submitted by rejs7 t3_117km2v in technology
BroForceOne t1_j9ci866 wrote
Free-access orthodoxy will continue as startups come to disrupt the big players who must produce infinite growth until they too suffer the same fate of shareholder demands and investor-backed startups who replace them. The cycle of capitalism in big tech continues.
GhostofDownvotes t1_j9dyt90 wrote
There are no actual demands for infinite growth. I don’t know why Reddit made this its new strawman that it can’t stop parroting.
If FB shares become priced at the same PE ratio as your local utilities company, nobody will expect the company to grow. The only “issue”, if you can even call it that, is that they’re significantly more expensive because growth is still expected.
When FB’s growth expectations drop to zero, nobody will pay the current share price or expect any growth. If this sounds too fanciful for you, your boring-ass local utilities company was hot shit too at one point, assuming it is old enough.
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