> We’ve all said some stupid shit and later apologized. That’s worth nothing if you don’t mean it. It’s not like he apologised and changed his behaviour. > Th

> We’ve all said some stupid shit and later apologized. That’s worth nothing if you don’t mean it. It’s not like he apologised and changed his behaviour. > The healthiest thing is for everyone to move on. No, the healthiest thing would be for Meta to stop exploiting everyone’s data. Then we can consider moving on. It’s like a guy is repeatedly punching you in the face, apologises but continues doing it, and you’re saying “well, it’s healthy for us to just move on” while still being punched in the face.