> If you don'y like it, you're going to have to convince people that it's a bad idea. You can't convince people whose attention bandwidth is entirely consumed

> If you don'y like it, you're going to have to convince people that it's a bad idea. You can't convince people whose attention bandwidth is entirely consumed by the social media engagement algorithms controlled by the very people doing this. I'm afraid this might be a fait accompli for democratic institutions. The chance to stop this was 10 years ago, by breaking up concentrated media ownership and regulating social media. We didn't, and it's too late.