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inverse to the other side and that's what's that's what's that's what's so scary you know i think tristan harris is in the film you know recently has said something that i think is really helpful which is a system magine that you picked up there for your phone and there were 2 options there was a feed of information that that showed you things it basically validated your worldview based seat showed you that you were right there firm of the things that that you believed and then there was another feed that actually challenge to put information in front of you that shall and the views that you helped so if you believe the earth the earth is round in this feed it would actually show you data that that illustrates how the world might be flat people don't want to read that 2nd feed that 2nd feed is not that engaging people don't want to be told that they're wrong. they want to be validated and so. i think it's gone one step further then just you know convincing you that your life is is could be better if you buy a product it's almost a further it's convincing you that you're right and the other is wr

this features essays from tech ,oices like marc benioff tristan harris, and others.to have you with us. you have been raising the alarm about the responsibilities tech platforms have. i know this is a rhetorical question but at this point which side of history do you think these platforms be on? -- will be on? theyit is the question have to answer, because we are at an existential point in our society in terms of our democracy. we can see it in the 2020 election. thee is misinformation in election. also in terms of the impact on your kids and my kids and all of our lives. this is a very fundamental question that i think mark dorseys, timjack cooks and everyone has to answer, which side of history do they want to be on? how do they shape the next generation of young people, our kids and your kids, and our society? these are profound questions and that is with the book is about. emily: let's start with facebook. you read -- you write about tech platforms, holding them accountable. we have seen facebook crackdown on holocaust deniers and they banned qanon. is it enough

that was tim kendall, former facebook president and pinteres t, as well as tristan harris.see more of that interview on bloomberg studio on1.0 later this month. sticking with social media and its role in this pandemic, the president's role on social media, sarah frier who covers social media for us. since the president came down with covid-19, there has been a rise in death wishes for him on social media. twitter and facebook have been trying to crack down on it. what exactly have they done? sarah: it has been very interesting because both platforms say they will take down wishes of death for the president. however, they got a lot of pushback, especially twitter for that, because although that is against the rules, it is not really a rule they enforce quite well when it happens to somebody who is not a public figure. have constantle death threats on twitter and nothing happens. i think there was a lot of, especially immediate response to either making fun of the situation, tweets that got posted and people deleted themselves later because they realized there could because r