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Okay, now on to the episode.

My guest today is Francis Hogan.

Francis is a data engineer, scientist, and whistleblower.

We discuss the psychological effect of Instagram on teenagers.

We discuss the subculture of Tumblr. We discuss the

cross-check system at Facebook. We discuss Facebook's policy toward misinformation and much more.

This conversation took place before Elon Musk bought Twitter, so we don't discuss that. But if you

want my two-second take on it, it strikes me

as a good thing. Elon Musk has a healthier attitude toward free speech than the Twitter

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