hellos123

I am more concern with the power he is wielding. He doesn't seem to think things through from other perspectives. The fact he dismissed the possibility of social hacking Facebook to influence others make me think he is surround by yes-men that only whistle to the tune he likes. Unfortunately, I have seen that too many times in startups.

I really hope you are kidding.

Books and newspapers have the power to enrich the mind with knowledge. Writing a book requires dedication and thought out arguments.

Apps are designed to get you hooked on rewards. Twitter allows people to communicate with each others, but if its just garbage coming out, then it does more harm than good. Look at the president.

Books are like fruits and vegetables. Apps are sugary drinks.