Luo Sheng finished breakfast, but the show was not over yet. He did not close the show, but instead lay on the large curved sofa and continued to watch with interest.

At this time, the host of the show said: "I once had a telephone interview with Mr. Larry Page, the founder of Alphabet's Google. In the interview, he said that if Alphabet is split into more and smaller parts, it will not be able to compete with foreign technology giants, such as China's Blue Star Technology and Alibaba."

"I think this is just an excuse for these tech giants, and in economics they call it 'national competitiveness', their reason is that if you weaken our scale and strength in any way, we will not be able to defend our share of the global market, defeat foreign opponents and safeguard the interests of the United States."

Speaking of this, Galovie mocked: "But judging from the results, it seems that these tech giants in Silicon Valley have not yet defeated foreign competitors, but have been beaten."

Host: "So you don't agree with this view?"

Galloway nodded: "I don't believe that Larry Page's statement is valid, because smaller and more flexible technology companies have stronger anti-subsidy capabilities than large companies, allowing giant-level companies to rampant the world, absolutely unfriendly to the world and absolutely unfriendly to the entire society."

The host asked back: "The problem is that it is still difficult to defeat foreign technology giants. If they are split, wouldn't they have no chance of winning?"

"I think the top leaders of both sides should start higher-level negotiations and jointly agree to periodically split up their own giant enterprises, just like discussing with the Russians to jointly reduce their nuclear arsenal."

Hearing this, Luo Sheng gave Galovie two words: naivety.

Such ideas are undoubtedly naive idealists. Galloway's naivety is that he is divorced from the foundation of reality and thinks that human nature is too beautiful, and the weakness of human nature is destined to be unable to do it.

The "chain of suspicion" in the story of "Three-Body Problem" can be said to perfectly explain that Galloway's idea is impossible to realize, and there are also bloody examples in reality, that is, Tungsten Klan.

The "silly and sweet" Tung Klan thought Ying Jiang was a good person and resolutely removed his nuclear power. Now he knew he was fooled and it was too late to know that the other party was a hooligan, so he paid the price of blood.

If it was not so "silly and sweet" at the beginning, as the third largest nuclear force in the world, today's five gangsters would have to be polite when dealing with Tung Klan.

The show continues, Galloway said: "2018 is the first year for tech giants to 'rule the world'. If we don't make changes, everyone will live in the shadow of these super tech empires in the future. I have listed four of them among the many tech giants around the world and wrote them into a book - "the four".

After saying that, Gallovi took out his book and displayed it in the interview. It translated it into "The Four Bigs".

Luo Sheng saw this and seriously doubted whether this guy was here to advertise his book.

Host: "What are the four major technology giants?"

Galloway: "Côte d'Azur, Blue Star Technology, Google and Amazon. Whether in terms of market value or influence, these four companies are successful companies that must be discussed in the past decade. How did they penetrate into the lives of ordinary people? Why did their stock prices continue to rise while they brought serious social problems, and when they became companies with a market value of trillions, is there anyone who can stand up and challenge them?"

"Of course, among these four companies, Costa delle has not been listed yet, but I think no one would suspect that as long as it goes public, it will definitely be another trillion-dollar super company, even more than Bluestar Technology. The company's revenue this year will surpass Walmart Group to become the top of the world's top 500, which is the optimistic expectation of most people."

It is worth mentioning that as the first quarter of 2018 is about to end, four companies around the world have stood above the trillion-dollar mark, and three of the four giants mentioned by Galloway account for.

In addition to Blue Star Technology Group and Blue Pure Electric Automobile, which have already exceeded the trillion-dollar market value, Google and Amazon broke the trillion-dollar for the first time in March this year.

This is all the stock market accelerated its sprint after Bluestar Technology plummeted and soared, and rushed to the trillion-dollar mark earlier.

This is something that industry insiders have not expected.

"Whether you are a competitor, their partner, or just an average user of their products, you need to know about the greatest companies of this era."

Host: "Great? This seems to be inconsistent with your previous remarks."

Gallovi: "Of course, they are of course great companies. They have promoted the progress of human society and technology, which is beyond doubt. However, this does not mean that they will continue to be great. The problem we are facing is that these four super technology giants are fully covering and continuously feeding our material and spiritual needs."

"In this book, I describe them as the 'Four Apocalypse Horsemen'. The power in the hands of the Four Horsemen is growing, and Luo Sheng's global power is growing exponentially and has super power, so I say he is the most dangerous person in the world."

When talking about this, the screen switches the lens and lists one data.

Galloway's voice continued to be heard in the show: "This set of data is very intuitive. Google occupies more than 90% of the global search market; 95% of young people use Blue Star Technology and its products; 50% of online transactions and 80% of e-book transactions are completed through Amazon; and Costa à holds $350 billion in cash. Among all listed companies around the world, only 9 companies have market value higher than this, but this is just a cash asset of Costa à."

So far, the tenth listed company in the world is Johnson & Johnson, with a current market value of US$340 billion.

Galloway continued: "The cash in the Costa delle is greater than the total market value of the last 245 companies in the S&P Index. Although the Azure mobile phone has only about 15% of the market share, it monopolizes more than 90% of the profits of the entire industry."

"The four giants have shown all the results in the past quarterly statements. The Costa 5's hot product effect has increased its revenue by 22% month-on-month and reached the mark of more than US$200 billion in a quarter for the first time. Bluestar Technology's revenue soared 37% to US$12.87 billion in a quarterly profit, Google's revenue has continued to maintain an average of about 20% to US$30 billion in an average quarterly revenue in the past 30 quarters; Amazon's revenue jumped 37.5% to US$60 billion and gave more than US$1 billion in profits for the first time, and finally did not lose money."

"68% of the Chinese people in Magnesium have obtained information through Bluestar Technology, which is the products of Google and the two companies. More than 70% of the traffic flowing into major media websites comes from these two super technology giants. The survival of these media websites is highly dependent on the mercy of Google and Bluestar Technology. Bluestar Technology is even more 33% of the traffic sources of the New York Times. So we found that in the past month, the New York Times criticized Luo Sheng and his company much weaker than those of the peer newspapers. Please tell me the reason for yourself."

At this moment, Luo Sheng, as an audience member, smiled slightly when he heard this. No wonder the New York Times did not work very hard to criticize himself during that period. It turned out that this is the reason.

The New York Times is still scheming. Before seeing Luo Sheng’s irreversible collapse, he still dared not increase his efforts easily. Pinching one-third of the traffic is like being pinched to fate’s throat. It’s one thing to be shady, but eating is more important.

Galloway said again: "For global consumers, we can only pray that Google and Bluestar Technology can consciously not do evil, otherwise these two super giants will still snatch the Internet entrance. They will want to fill our throats with fake news, fake news, and fake information. What's more terrifying is that at this moment, you may even deceive yourself and have an illusion of freedom and ignorance."

A regular Internet user in North America is watching this late-night show. He agrees deeply. He was fed by Google before, but he supports Blue Star Technology more because Blue Star Technology has indeed done no evil since its establishment.

The show is almost over here, and at this time the director switched the camera and released the Amazon trademark.

Gallovi interpreted this: "In fact, all the ambitions of the super tech giants have been revealed. You can observe this trademark image of Amazon. Below the 'amazon' is a smile arrow from a point to z. The first chapter of the Bible: Revelation is recorded in verse 8 - the Lord God said: I am Alpha, I am Omega, the Almighty who was here, now, and forever."

The host replied: "Arafa, Omega are the first and last letters of the Greek letter."

Galloway said: "The Amazon trademark has been changed from the millennium, and it is as bright as a sickle and hammer. How ambitious should a company have to endorse itself with a passage from God's words in the Bible? Google, who later realized it, also understood it, so they changed their name to a difficult alphabet (alphabet), barely saying that it was not left behind."

"The Blue Star Technology has never concealed from beginning to end. Isn't our planet a blue planet? What's terrible is that this name has not changed since the day it was born. I think Luo Sheng has been very clear about his goals from the beginning. This is both admirable and incredible. In a sense, his strength is above Jeff and Page."

Luo Sheng, who watched the show, felt quite different. Although his evaluation of Galloway is a naive idealist, it is indeed a bit of a thing, and the analysis and interpretation perspective is quite tricky.
Chapter completed!