Who is going to replace Google for us?
The fallacy of youth is that one of extremes. Things are never as bad as they seem. Likewise they&#x27;re never really as good as they seem. The latter I think explains a lot of nostalgia and holding onto the first &quot;past&quot; we lived through. At the very least it&#x27;s easy to view that as our baseline. What&#x27;s &quot;normal&quot;, if you will.<p>I say this because as hard as can be to imagine how something like Google will cease to be dominant in several areas (most notably search) but I guarantee you somehow this era will come to an end.<p>We&#x27;ve had tech dominance in the past. IBM is a good example. Microsoft is another. Even Oracle could count within its space.<p>Dominance is a divergent state.<p>It&#x27;s also why I&#x27;m not particularly worried about wealth concentration in dynasties. In 100 years the descendants of Bezos won&#x27;t be the ruling class in the same way the Vanderbilts, Astors, Rockefellers, Carnegies and Morgans aren&#x27;t.<p>Relax. These things have a way of working themselves out.