Well, that was what made Google in the first place. That's a hell of a lot of proof.
What didn't work out was endless growth for the stockholders and "winning in every market".
I'm not sure when companies decided they can't just be fucking happy in their domain (and make the same thing, improve it slightly over time, sell it with a profit, and go on), and have to "win every market" or squeeze that market to death (probably around the time healthy profits became secondary to stock performance and enshitiffication began), but I sure wish we'd go back to before that.
Well, that was what made Google in the first place. That's a hell of a lot of proof.
What didn't work out was endless growth for the stockholders and "winning in every market".
I'm not sure when companies decided they can't just be fucking happy in their domain (and make the same thing, improve it slightly over time, sell it with a profit, and go on), and have to "win every market" or squeeze that market to death (probably around the time healthy profits became secondary to stock performance and enshitiffication began), but I sure wish we'd go back to before that.