I agree with you but I think Mark has a lot of mediocre answers for the current line of questioning. Like pulling up emails about copying competitors that’s a public yikes. And what can Mark really say about that?
sensenbrenner's reminder that what is really in discussion here is whether or not we should *change* antitrust laws strikes me as the most important comment of the day. these companies aren't harming consumers. the gop is just mad about censorship, and the dems hate business.
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Is there actually censorship though or are some people just not as popular as they think they should be?
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Either competition benefits consumers or lack of competition doesn't harm them. Both can't be true.
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Yup. The whole point of this is antitrust, and they don’t understand demand monopoly from supply monopoly.
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The whole relationship of people to tech needs to change. We behave like dependent stimulus and distraction addicts and Facebook obliges. Sure profits and engagement follow but tech is then seen as a public health threat as much as anti trust. Addicts start hating their dealers
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