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I don't think anyone but Google itself takes the name "Alphabet" seriously, either.
It really only gets used legally.
Alphabet owns Google, Google isn't alphabet per se.
Google is Alphabet. It was created by restructuring its companies under one umbrella company.
So what you're saying is that Alphabet became the parent company, and owns its subsidiary Google, and that Google isn't Alphabet itself per se.
Thanks for the insight.