Yes, "big, big, biggity-big". But not an excuse. Nobody forced hypertrophy on Google. Google has access to plenty of money to manage its problems. But size is not the problem, and access to money does not seem to forestall it.

Insisting everybody else in the world has all your problems too can make your management failures seem excusable. But management failure can happen anywhere. It is evidently happening at Google. Software faults are a symptom. I don't know how they can fix the management problem that washed up as billions of lines of bad code.

I do know pretending won't help.