It seems to me like it'd be extraordinarily difficult at a company whose product is supposed to "connect people" and bring people together, while even from the

It seems to me like it'd be extraordinarily difficult at a company whose product is supposed to "connect people" and bring people together, while even from the outside it's transparently built to extract the most data and dollars it possibly can from its users, often at their great expense (see teen suicide numbers and depression being linked to social media usage). While internally, they don't even pretend to care. For a while this was probably easy for "metamates" to ignore due to the astoundingly inflated salaries compared to the rest of the non-FAANG tech sector, but when you start wantonly laying off massive chunks of the company based on poor decisions you made pursuing this "goal," I mean, it would seem to be that nearly anyone with a soul would be feeling demoralized by now.