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link Video (at 5:01) Does the word "everyone" here refer to companies like Facebook? or to something else? because it says "everyone that is about to pop" I'm not sure. thanks.
ok let's look at the potential here Facebook has 2 billion users and are making 25 billion dollars a year ok, we are talking about a massive virtual bubble everyone that is about to pop, you know it's a trillion-dollar bubble with Facebook and YouTube..
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we're talking about a massive virtual bubble , everyone , that is about to pop "everyone" is parenthetical and is addressing the audience.
- we're talking about a massive virtual bubble , everyone , that is about to pop "everyone" is parenthetical and is addressing the audience.
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we're talking about a massive virtual bubble, everyone, that is about to pop
"everyone" is parenthetical and is addressing the audience.
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