The Joe Rogan Experience
#2255 - Mark Zuckerberg
Fri, 10 Jan
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The Joe Rogan Experience. Train by day, Joe Rogan Podcast by night! All day! Alright, bro, what's happening? Good to see ya. You too. What's going on? You know, chill week. Yeah, sort of. This recent announcement that you did about content moderation, how has that been received? Probably depends on who you ask. Right.
But, you know, but look, I mean. I've been working on this for a long time. So, I mean, you got to do what you think is right. You know, we've been on a long journey here, right? I mean, it's... And I think at some level, you start... You only start one of these companies if you believe in giving people a voice, right?
I mean, the whole point of social media is basically, you know, giving people the ability to share what they want.
Right.
And... And it goes back to our original mission is just give people the power to share and make the world more open and connected.
What do you think started the pathway towards increasing censorship? Because clearly we were going in that direction for the last few years. It seemed like we really found out about it when Elon bought Twitter and we got the Twitter files. And when you came on here and when you were explaining the relationship with FBI, what they were trying to get you to do.
take down certain things that were true and real and certain things they tried to get you to limit the exposure to them so it's these kind of conversations like when did all that start yeah well
Well, look, I think going back to the beginning, or like I was saying, I think you start one of these if you care about giving people a voice. You know, I wasn't too deep on our content policies for like the first 10 years of the company. It was just kind of well known across the company that we were trying to give people the ability to share as much as possible.
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