So Facebook profits for Q1 2023 exceeded expectations coming at $5.75 billion and this came missed them reducing their headcount so that post is the Ivy house and staying with that for the platform and ultimately is apart from so won't build but now we have just on the 3 billion users globally are they in a position where they don't need to rely on more personal and they can continue with their growth and trajectory band if they continuously look to invest invest in the product be interested to hear from people in the business world and in a text please

This is always so interesting about these tech companies, right? Because look at WhatsApp, they sold for 19 billion with 18 people or something. And if you build it in the right way, especially now with AI, they can take care of so much when it comes to customer support, etc, etc. And they've built out these knowledge bases so they don't really need people to deal with the actual users. I think as far as what they need is developers and security, right? And overseers. So it probably is sustainable now. How many of those 3 billion are real and are not duplicates?

I didn't know that about WhatsApp but they only had 18 employees when he sold up as you said the man Jobson as a rude rightly points out there is some new jobs I take care of the tunes were were managing a few years ago anything that trenches go football and explode