Building more. Minimising human impact on the Earth shouldn't be about profit, that's what government funding should be for.

As an aside, if the industry was allowed to grow and mature properly they'd be cheaper to build these days.

• Average of recent 5 years
• Time period: 1 year (annual). Divide by 12 to get monthly
• Source: bank statements
• Tools: Python, Regex, SankeyMatic

Another comment said that YouTube's non-advertising revenue is counted under Playstore.

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What would have been the right way, though? Phase them out more slowly? Build new plants? Nuclear energy is not as profitable anymore

Thanks! This helps clear it up. I suspected not all of YouTube’s revenue was from ads. YouTube TV, blah blah blah.

So how does that break out? Are ads the only source of revenue YouTube has? I would have thought there would be direct revenue too, from YouTube TV, things like that. Is that in “other revenue”? I’m asking if anyone has that data. Is 100% of YouTube’s revenue from ads because that’s what this is implying and it seems wrong.

I don’t like how this chart is supposed to show where all the money goes, but has $29B for YouTube, basically the size most companies, as one bucket that’s shown as all ad revenue. I don’t believe that’s true.

I don't have any insight into that, we're just discussing headcount at this point.

I read “safekey” and thought “yeah this makes it so easy to understand even after school fourth graders could digest income statements”

Today I pood. Hope you find this fact equally interesting to this post.

I am not sure but I think sales tax is not recognized as revenue in the first place such that isn't part of any of the flows visualized here.

Pandemic hires seem to have displayed old and paternity talent in Google...

You could probably get chat GPT to generate an XML file that would represent as a visual given financial statements...

Frankly I would love to see how much sell taxes are paid for cost of revenue branch but that would require sources information.

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I think I get it from context, but the pink and the orange are difficult to tell apart. Maybe yellow or something?

Yeah, it was... in August, Covid got me pretty bad. And in November... that was like a wave of different things coming one after the other. Also, I simply don't like Novembers...

Dang November looks rough, plus that one week in August

What does intercity bus mean? Busses between cities, not within a city?

Reddit is the best

There’s an app for this. It’s called Huckleberry and it’s amazing. Source: I tracked my baby’s sleep with it.

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Ah fair, I'm pretty sure it's not in the UK so I assumed it would be the same in the states

I meant stuff like restrictions on business and stuff