specifically for young kids. they canceled that, at least put a pause on that. i did want to ask you about the response directly from mark zuckerberg. the last we saw of him, he was posting a video of him sailing, taken from his fancy facebook glasses. he hasn t said anything about the whistleblower, has he? that s right. he appears to be on vacation or relaxing, trying to avoid taking on these issues directly. true for mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg. they re putting out lower officials to give the news, spin it away. the key leadership has not been heard from, is not commenting, and that is very striking. facebook is trying to put out multiple files. in the last two minutes, there was an anti-trust lawsuit. they have a lot of officials on a lot of fronts, but we re not hearing from the top leadership. the question ultimately is how the status quo gets changed. it not only requires regulation but ultimately a huge amount of buy-in from the populous that
and ariana vogue joins us from washington. this is shaping up to be a blockbuster term for the high court. you re absolutely right and it is at such a fraught time because the public opinion of the supreme court is at an all-time low. and just last month the justices found themselves in the middle of the political spotlight because they allowed that texas law that bars most abortions after six weeks to go into effect pending appeal. and this new big term with the big important questions comes as the justices themself are trying to bolster the reputation of the court and trying to persuade people that they are divided by their judicial philosophy and not by any political leanings. but that is tested this term. there is a big religious liberty case and an second amount case having to do with the new york law that restricts where people could carry a concealed weapon,
is, as you ve noted, grown addicted to social media. do you think we re potentially at a tipping point here, and is there enough of a surge in desire for change among people, given there s so many stakeholders that gain from facebook? not just advertisers but political campaigns. the data they gather from us is monetized. in past scandals, these impacts only happen around the margins. an advertising might pull money for a week or two, then it comes back. you need to be on there if your an advertiser. in the past, marginal changes. a lot of fire and fury for a few days, then it fades away. this time may be different because it involves kids and teenagers. because some of the most disturbing allegations from the whistleblower are about kids and teenagers. that s what tomorrow s senate hearing is all about. if this time is different, and i don t think we know if it is yet, it ll be because it is about some of the most vulnerable people in our
how much time? david: what leads to depression is the big illusion of social media paid that everybody out there has thousands of friends. that s an illusion. you don t have thousands of friends. most people in their life have about ten or 20 good friends in your life. but you when your hopes are built on illusion, you re going to become depressed. you re going to be severely disappointed. that can lead to depression. your hopes have to be based on reality, not an illusion they ve got thousands of friends. when that illusion cracks, as it invariably does and i ve known a lot of people have gotten addicted to social media when that illusion cracks, they become depressed. melissa: it s also true, you look online i think one of the big things i was reading about and here was this idea that you look online and everyone else s life looks perfect. everybody has faced tunes their photo, photoshop all the stuff. when you look at the mirror, it s illusion. exactly. it isn t what is
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