Our investment is to make personal "computing" truly personal. How we merge our personal data with the apps and communities we share into is complex but has the potential to make healthcare more democratic and cost-constructive; teams more efficient, relationships more connected, information discovery more intuitive, etc. All of this for people while also lowering the economic and time barrier for increasingly smaller teams of developers who want to build these apps to get their product to their customers. We feel very purposed in our work and offer a product with an explicit model. Not sure I follow your trolling. I mean logic.