I think the general idea across many companies in the U.S. is a good one: breaking up monopolies that are more vulnerable to external, globalized forces. The goal is to fertilize the business landscape with their metaphorical "whale-fall carcasses," enabling a flourishing of smaller, competitive entities. This strategy aims to revitalize and fortify the American economy against the looming tidal wave of foreign competition. Although this approach may be painful on a local level and even humiliating for some individuals, it's ultimately a sound strategy for macroeconomic management.