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Well, what do you think about Elon just opening the door to a journalist to see all the emails that were sent, the quote-unquote Twitter files?

People really quickly politicize it.

But to me, the thing that was fascinating is just the transparency that I've never seen from tech.

One of the really frustrating things to me because a lot of this podcast has been about interviewing tech people, CEOs and so on.

And they're just so guarded with everything.

It's hard to get to.

And so it's nice to get

But it's an interesting- It is interesting.

Forget Twitter files, but Twitter itself is really, really interesting from the virality of information transfer.

Yeah.

And from a journalistic perspective, it's like how information travels, how it becomes distributed.

It's interesting.

Like, there's so many people I...

admire that the worst of them is represented in Twitter.

There's a lot of people.

There's a million examples.

They become snarky and sometimes mocking and derisive and negative and emotional messes.

Yeah, what is that?

Maybe we shouldn't criticize it and accept that as a beautiful, raw aspect of the human being, but not encompassing, not representing the full entirety of the human being.

No, no, you need to, well, it depends, but from my perspective, you should be on it.