I would take any instability that is coming in exchange for forcing the issue of opening up algo-curated feeds to the public. Same with the what the FB whistleb

I would take any instability that is coming in exchange for forcing the issue of opening up algo-curated feeds to the public. Same with the what the FB whistleblower was arguing for. sounds like Musk might do it. Second, if Lightning is integrated, that would be a fascinating experiment and step forward in tech payments. Back to the open box: There is so much very needed tech policy that is impossible to start because the curation is a black box and policymakers have no idea where to start and the public has no idea how to parse the information they get. Now, it's very likely the box is opened, nobody looks or still doesn't understand, and that's that. But I don't see anyway to get past "the internet is a series of tubes" or "Senator, we sell ads" or spam filters getting accused of causing bias or.... without at least getting the information out in the open vs. trusting tech companies' explanations which lost all credibility as good-faith operators years ago.