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00:00Any thoughts about Twitter. Who should buy it. Oh such a difficult thing. You know I think the philosophical question is Twitter a newspaper that's heavily edited. Or is it a platform which is kind of the spigot of all the world's information. Or somewhere in between is a very difficult job to be the CEO of Twitter and figure out what how do we moderate what's our vision of what kind of content is on that platform. Do you think Elon Musk could do it better than the job's been done so far. I'm a big believer in these platforms trying to have a lot of consistency. And we think about right now roadblocks when we think about how we run civility and safety which is just so important for us because we lean so heavily into civility and safety. We almost have an easier job whereas a platform like Twitter with just such a wide range of stories and news and people what is information what is disinformation what is fact what is not is a very difficult job. So what do you think the solution is. We I mean our bill. I'll talk about roadblocks and our vision because we do imagine there's a time when platforms like roadblocks are for play for learning for working together. Someday there may even be political rallies on a platform like roadblocks. And so thinking through when would we allow that. When would we not. It takes a lot of visionary thinking. One thing that's very interesting about these platforms is that we do have a set of laws and guidelines and things that we're used to in the real world. Like we're we kind of know what we can do in the physical world. Could you do this. Some things. Of course we could. We can rent a stadium. We can get together with people. Some things of course we can't. You know we can't call for violence. We can't sell certain things. So tuning in on the laws of the physical world is actually an interesting starting point for thinking about how we might run a metaverse that someday has a lot of different people on it.

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