> Meta as a company seems unable to recognize the change, because doing so would have threatened their cash cow. While I agree with the rest of what you say, I

> Meta as a company seems unable to recognize the change, because doing so would have threatened their cash cow. While I agree with the rest of what you say, I don't know if this is true. They pushed their platform to this. They pushed the controversial and divisive content. They platformed questionable advertisers. The negative interaction was more profitable than a place to share pics of your kids with friends or plan a birthday party. I think they absolutely know but you can't unring that bell which is why they were running so hard at something else to be their primary product.