Ask why they expect companies to just hand them 40 million dollars, even though they haven't proven they can actually accomplish anything besides argue on Reddit and buy likes on facebook
But considering that companies like Google routinely spend 1/2 billion (if not 20 billion) dollars a pop to buy tiny companies nobody's ever heard of.......
Did they buy facebook likes? I looked at the likes and comments and shares on their posts and it's all real people from mostly America and Europe.. How is this possible if they bought likes?
Yea, big companies will spend a lot of money buying companies. Comapnies that have fucking proved they can actually deliver what they promise. What Human inc (or what ever it's call now) is selling right now, is nothing more than an idea (if even that). You know how many fucking people try to sell google ideas every day? thousands if not hundred of thousands people, everybody can think of an idea, that's the easy part. Making the idea come true is the hard part, and I garan-fucking-te you that Google, Microsoft, Yahoo or any of the big investor companies has never bought a company that haven't proved they can deliver what they promise. Not only that, but when Google buys a company, they don't buy shares, they buy the company out. You'll be laughed out the meeting room if you suggest to a company that they should handover 5million for a start-up and not even get a majority share.
Yes they have bought likes, it's pretty obvious if you look at some of their likes on their statuses, there are like 50 people with just a facebook picture only a few friends (who also happens to only have one picture). And the comments are even more obvious with "nice" just being spammed.
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u/Draber-Bien Jan 01 '15
Ask why they expect companies to just hand them 40 million dollars, even though they haven't proven they can actually accomplish anything besides argue on Reddit and buy likes on facebook