Google has dozens of moonshots which add nothing to the bottom line, to say nothing of the software projects they launch all the time which people look at and g

Google has dozens of moonshots which add nothing to the bottom line, to say nothing of the software projects they launch all the time which people look at and go "it'll be dead in 6 weeks" (and they're right). Meta spent 10 billion dollars on Metaverse stuff no one uses. If Meta had done 0 Metaverse things, they would have lost no revenue, but would have 10 billion more dollars. So those two have areas, probably entire departments, they can trim. By comparison, Twitter was all muscle.