> The FTC can't do anything about human nature, so they're left dealing with the part of the problem they do have some leverage over. Even the part they suppos

> The FTC can't do anything about human nature, so they're left dealing with the part of the problem they do have some leverage over. Even the part they supposedly have leverage over is debatable. The courts have already thrown out numerous claims against Facebook from Lisa Khan's previous lawsuits (albeit without prejudice). From this, it should be obvious that the FTC's powers of prognostication are limited. So much so that the arguments suggesting the FTC should be permitted to due process are mind-boggling to say the least.