Zuckerberg relied on his usual response of downplaying criticisms while promptly shifting attention towards the future. He rebranded Facebook as Meta Platforms, brushing aside significant internal pressure to address the controversies. It's clear that Zuckerberg has the advice, counsel, and experience around him he needs to navigate this crisis, but whether Zuckerberg listens is another question. Zuckerberg's own Safety Advisory Board recommended the company overhaul its business model, appoint an executive focused on safety, make more internal data available to independent researchers, and engage with regulators proactively, recommendations which were all ignored. Likewise, requests from some of Meta's largest institutional investors to address issues around user safety have so far been disregarded.