Re:The mystique of Goldman Sachs
by wtvanhest on Thursday December 15, 2016 @11:13AM
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The same could be said for 95% of active companies, especially the large ones.
FB - It's disgusting to me that that much brainpower was/is dedicated to sharing photos.
Twitter - It's disgusting to me that that much brainpower was/is dedicated to sharing single comments.
etc. etc. etc.
The reality is that we live in an world with inefficiencies. If there are large enough inefficiencies in the value of assets that people can get computers to find them and eliminate them, that is likely a good thing. Just like we live in a world where sharing information used to be really hard, but many 'pointless' companies have made communication incredibly easy.
It is better to not judge what you don't fully understand.
FB - It's disgusting to me that that much brainpower was/is dedicated to sharing photos.
Twitter - It's disgusting to me that that much brainpower was/is dedicated to sharing single comments.
etc. etc. etc.
The reality is that we live in an world with inefficiencies. If there are large enough inefficiencies in the value of assets that people can get computers to find them and eliminate them, that is likely a good thing. Just like we live in a world where sharing information used to be really hard, but many 'pointless' companies have made communication incredibly easy.
It is better to not judge what you don't fully understand.