Yes, looking at all the comments it’s pretty clear nobody reads the article or stops reading as soon as they read something that goes against what they already

Yes, looking at all the comments it’s pretty clear nobody reads the article or stops reading as soon as they read something that goes against what they already know. He even suggests methods to avoid layoffs: broader cuts in staff compensation in lieu of letting people go. The most trotted reason for layoffs (“market conditions have changed”) isn’t really being justified with any kind of numbers so I find this argument unconvincing. While I understand layoffs may be required for companies that aren’t profitable and low on financing it makes little sense for highly profitable ones like Meta.