Robbie Bernstein

And that I do find that it used to be a better news aggregator for me.

And I could go into my feed and just very specifically, mostly see content from the people I was following and even grab a lot of clips for the show.

And now I find, I, I, I

think this is where the algorithm is working is that it feeds me like click baity bullshit.

And sometimes I get suckered by it and I'm like, oh, I'm going to watch this stupid video.

And then it goes, oh, look, he watched this stupid video and it feeds me a lot.

And then I'm just scrolling for too much time.

Like, all right, I've got nothing of substance here.

I got to move on with my day, but.

There's no part of me that thinks that Twitter needs to be censored or that other people's content shouldn't be allowed to be there.

And I think the censorship is more in the content removal like than it is or the shadow banning.

So I agree with him like Elon Musk's Twitter to me, my personal usage of it.

It's not as helpful of a tool and they feed me a lot more shit that I have zero interest in.

But I mean, that's a lot different than calling for censorship, which is what I mean.

There was a forced government buyout of TikTok, which was seemingly because Israel did not like that there was so much honest coverage and so many videos of what was going on in Gaza.

And so they got their, what was it, Larry Ellison or Larry Fink?

I think it was Ellison, right?

Ellison, who's got ties to the CIA, who also did the big backing of, what's her name's failed media venture now?

The buyout of ABC or whatever it is.

Yeah, CBS.