Mark Zuckerberg

I think that that has been a healthy balance for us and for getting our products to generally feel the way that we want. And, you know, culture changes over time. Maybe this stuff will be like a little bit less polarized and anger inducing at some point. And maybe it'll be possible to have more of that. while also at the same time having a product where we're proud of how it feels.

I think that that has been a healthy balance for us and for getting our products to generally feel the way that we want. And, you know, culture changes over time. Maybe this stuff will be like a little bit less polarized and anger inducing at some point. And maybe it'll be possible to have more of that. while also at the same time having a product where we're proud of how it feels.

I think that that has been a healthy balance for us and for getting our products to generally feel the way that we want. And, you know, culture changes over time. Maybe this stuff will be like a little bit less polarized and anger inducing at some point. And maybe it'll be possible to have more of that. while also at the same time having a product where we're proud of how it feels.

But until then, I think we want to design a product that, yeah, people can get the things that they want. But, you know, fundamentally, I care a lot about how people feel coming away from the products.

But until then, I think we want to design a product that, yeah, people can get the things that they want. But, you know, fundamentally, I care a lot about how people feel coming away from the products.

But until then, I think we want to design a product that, yeah, people can get the things that they want. But, you know, fundamentally, I care a lot about how people feel coming away from the products.

I mean, I'm sure it's all connected. I think in this case, it wasn't a trade-off between those two things because this actually was what our community was telling us. And people were saying, generally, we don't want so much politics. Like, this isn't, you know, like, we don't feel good. Like, we want content. We want more stuff from our friends and family. We want more stuff from our interests.

I mean, I'm sure it's all connected. I think in this case, it wasn't a trade-off between those two things because this actually was what our community was telling us. And people were saying, generally, we don't want so much politics. Like, this isn't, you know, like, we don't feel good. Like, we want content. We want more stuff from our friends and family. We want more stuff from our interests.

I mean, I'm sure it's all connected. I think in this case, it wasn't a trade-off between those two things because this actually was what our community was telling us. And people were saying, generally, we don't want so much politics. Like, this isn't, you know, like, we don't feel good. Like, we want content. We want more stuff from our friends and family. We want more stuff from our interests.

That was kind of the primary driver. But I think it's definitely the case that our corporate experience on this shaped this. And... I mean, there's a big difference between something being political and being partisan.

That was kind of the primary driver. But I think it's definitely the case that our corporate experience on this shaped this. And... I mean, there's a big difference between something being political and being partisan.

That was kind of the primary driver. But I think it's definitely the case that our corporate experience on this shaped this. And... I mean, there's a big difference between something being political and being partisan.

And the main thing that I care about is making sure that we can be seen as a nonpartisan and, you know, as much as something can in the world in 2024 be sort of like a trusted institution by as many people as possible. And I just think that the partisan politics is so tough in the world right now that...

And the main thing that I care about is making sure that we can be seen as a nonpartisan and, you know, as much as something can in the world in 2024 be sort of like a trusted institution by as many people as possible. And I just think that the partisan politics is so tough in the world right now that...

And the main thing that I care about is making sure that we can be seen as a nonpartisan and, you know, as much as something can in the world in 2024 be sort of like a trusted institution by as many people as possible. And I just think that the partisan politics is so tough in the world right now that...

I've made the decision that I kind of feel like for me and for the company, best thing to do is to try to be as nonpartisan as possible in all of this and kind of be as neutral and distance ourselves as much as possible. And it's not just the substance. I also think the perception matters.

I've made the decision that I kind of feel like for me and for the company, best thing to do is to try to be as nonpartisan as possible in all of this and kind of be as neutral and distance ourselves as much as possible. And it's not just the substance. I also think the perception matters.

I've made the decision that I kind of feel like for me and for the company, best thing to do is to try to be as nonpartisan as possible in all of this and kind of be as neutral and distance ourselves as much as possible. And it's not just the substance. I also think the perception matters.

So I think, so that's why, you know, and maybe, you know, it doesn't matter on our platforms whether I endorse a candidate or not, but like, I don't even, I don't want to go anywhere near that. And yeah, sure. I mean, you could say that's a political strategy, but I think it's, you know, I think for where we are in the world today, it's very hard.

So I think, so that's why, you know, and maybe, you know, it doesn't matter on our platforms whether I endorse a candidate or not, but like, I don't even, I don't want to go anywhere near that. And yeah, sure. I mean, you could say that's a political strategy, but I think it's, you know, I think for where we are in the world today, it's very hard.