I had a front row seat to Kodak's demise, and I can tell you that the depth of their denial internally was far, far greater than Meta's today. Not to say that Meta isn't in trouble, but I wouldn't count them out just yet. They are at least trying to keep up. Kodak only embraced the digital world grudgingly, and they sabotaged all their most promising initiatives because they threatened the (incredibly) lucrative film gravy train that they couldn't bring themselves to accept was ending. I'm sure all the decision makers who presided over that downfall took comfortable early retirement offers and didn't suffer for their mistakes.