This is part of a process. Originally, the Wild West. Later, being between a newspaper and a telecom. Today, telling me I could ask messages to disappear (wh

This is part of a process. Originally, the Wild West. Later, being between a newspaper and a telecom. Today, telling me I could ask messages to disappear (which is for real because space is no longer expanding infinitely, and they compete on each app, and because it's verifiable if you can make killer input). And further there's character development, I saw Mark Zuckerberg speak in public twice on Stanford campus, he was better the second time a year later, this was face-to-face. The first time he made the audience laugh, the second time he made the audience laugh. Night and day, and that was 2011 to 2012. This is actually a meaningfully-sized fine. It's good for Facebook, undoes how pissed people are (on this forum for one) about how small fines have been, leads to moral development. It's easier to weigh money higher when it's more money. You don't get as many MBA's versus ethicists. Talk stock not stakeholders, can actually crunch the numbers. Like punishment has to hurt but if it does it leads to moral development, it's a language they understand as a company. Lots of punishment I'm grateful for. Made me better. Like there is no way for a company that size to respect a $4 million fine, no matter how much it wanted to, bigger fines are win-win.