It leaves itself open to the sort of hard analysis Internet companies strive to avoid. To be desirable an Internet company must be ever so slightly unknowable. It must remain forever in a state of pure possibility. That sentence is a nice example of businessspeak gussying up a simple fact. This in itself is unremarkable.
Many people do nothing and intend to continue doing so.
That didn't work out. You might wonder why a company that actually does something would care to merge with one that does nothing, even if it has a gift for doing nothing. You are naive. Such an approach to business would have been risible just a few years ago. Maybe it is even now.