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The narrative of technology during the late 90s and early 2000s was marred by skepticism, following the collapse of the dot-com bubble. Any signs of promise in the tech sector were often met with loud skepticism, coining terms like "bubble 2.0." This period saw the beginning of dramatic changes, with major tech companies experiencing difficulty capitalizing on their investments despite innovations. The firm founder recounted the journey of Facebook—a company that initially grappled with severe doubts regarding its business model, particularly during its formative years when it relied on low-value advertisements.