The spending ratio on safety versus buybacks really highlights the misalinged priorities here. When a company lobbies millions to kill a 91-3 Senate bill while writing checks to political inaugurations, that's not about business strategy anymore. Breaking up Meta could actually unlock value for shareholders while restoring some accountability to the platform ecosystem. Markets work best when monopolies don't get to play by different rules.
An exegesis that reflects the fact that most of us - (not investors per se but anyone watching the behavior of these megaliths)would agree with this. Standard Oil set the model for why and how to allow others into the conversation. Updated it would free not only the platform but reassure its users.
The spending ratio on safety versus buybacks really highlights the misalinged priorities here. When a company lobbies millions to kill a 91-3 Senate bill while writing checks to political inaugurations, that's not about business strategy anymore. Breaking up Meta could actually unlock value for shareholders while restoring some accountability to the platform ecosystem. Markets work best when monopolies don't get to play by different rules.
An exegesis that reflects the fact that most of us - (not investors per se but anyone watching the behavior of these megaliths)would agree with this. Standard Oil set the model for why and how to allow others into the conversation. Updated it would free not only the platform but reassure its users.
May this happen. And soon.