Seriously, Google. Stop taking Facebook's advice. At your scale, "move fast and break things" raises entire industries to the ground in one fell swoop when something is unfortunate enough to get caught in the crossfire.<p>Okay, we get it, you're so insecure and your corporate management is so fickle and uncertain <i>everything</i> is in a constant state of flux. But we, the general public, aren't supposed to be aware of how much of everything is on fire. It's unprofessional when you leak that much information. You're not hiding your tells very effectively...<p>Be more like swans. Feet flipping like mad <i>under</i> the water, calm and serene on the surface. Be consistent. Be predictable. Be something everyone can count on. Nobody knows what you'll pull the plug on next week. What you replace it with doesn't matter. "Look at us we augmented our muscles so we can run faster than cheetahs!!1" is just passive-aggressive and rude. <i>Technically</i> it's an undeniably viable way to compete, <i>practically</i> your laundry list of unimpressed casualties isn't getting any shorter. You need to look at the bigger picture and stop just hyperfocusing on the clinical, sterile mathematical stance.<p>I remember opening a javascript file somewhere between 2006-2009 and seeing the string "don't be evil'" (including the single quotes, just like that - the weird formatting is why I remember it verbatim). That disappeared a few years ago. Can we have that back? You're currently into a race into the ground, and you'll be dead within the next 20 years if you don't stop.