Jonathan Haidt

Trans stuff and there's a lot of different things that they're encouraging.

And, you know, people that are opposed to that are being banned, which is also very odd.

And specifically like female athletes, we had Riley Gaines, who is the female athlete that competed against Leah Thomas.

And she has said that male, biologically male athletes should not be able to compete with biologically female athletes because they have a significant advantage.

And she was banned from TikTok just for saying that.

And it's not just the students, which is really disturbing.

We've talked about this before.

There was an FBI security specialist who estimated that somewhere in the neighborhood of 80% of the Twitter accounts were bots.

Yeah.

Which is very strange because that means that they're mobilizing specifically to try to push different narratives.

Have you ever sat down and tried to figure out a solution to this other than trying to encourage people not to use it?

Jamie, did something happen to the volume just drop lower?

Okay.

So what was I just saying?

We're talking about solutions other than asking kids to not use it, which is very hard to do.

What are those ideas, though?

Is that possible to do internationally?

So one of the things that people are nervous about when it comes to authentication is that if you could do that, then you could target individuals that wouldn't be allowed to be anonymous.

So you eliminate the possibility of whistleblowers.

Right, but how would you ramp that up?