All right, so, uh, obviously, uh, Facebook was on trial today in the Senate, in Congress, rather.

Um, this whole thing about Facebook, like being under scrutiny is pretty much because of Cambridge Analytica, right?

That's like been lost in this conversation, at least on the right.

Yeah, they forgot.

They don't want it to be about Cambridge Analytica.

They want this to be about Facebook targeting conservatives, which is a totally real thing

that doesn't only exist in the minds of conservatives on Facebook.

But the main thrusts of the, I don't know, you watched the hearing, right?

Yeah, I watched a lot of the hearing.

I kind of had it on in the background because it was hours long.

I mean, the Cambridge Analytica thing is like, it's not as crazy of an issue to me as it's being made out.

And this is like, I'm at risk sounding like a pedantic,

well actually guy. But the thing is, Facebook only exists to get your data. Yeah. That's like

literally why Facebook exists. They want to have your data. Yeah. That's like literally why Facebook exists.

They want to have your data so that they can sell you stuff.

They want to have your data so they can sell it to other people.

That's why it's around.

So if you do things like allow apps access to your likes and your friends pages and and

your information then they're going to have your information like that's that's the way it

works and um if you if you go online and sign into facebook to take a quiz on you know uh, whether Loretta Lynch should be Loretta lynched.

They're going to have your information.

Yeah, that's data.

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