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Mark Zuckerberg says it was challenging to censor COVID misinformation because the scientific establishment was frequently wrong, which ultimately undermined public trust: "Just take some of the stuff around COVID earlier in the pandemic where there were real health implications, but there hadn't been time to fully vet a... show more

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Фото профиля Gain of Fauci

Gain of Fauci3 лет назад

It doesn't help that the President of the United States was one of the biggest spreaders of disinformation out of anyone...

Фото профиля KanekoaTheGreat

KanekoaTheGreat3 лет назад

This was months after it was established that they didn't stop infections or spread... Crazy.

Фото профиля MAZE

MAZE3 лет назад

Kinda like all these “conspiracy theories.”

Фото профиля KanekoaTheGreat

KanekoaTheGreat3 лет назад

Epic compilation

Фото профиля The Last Mohican

The Last Mohican3 лет назад

He followed the "Science"

Фото профиля Laurence (Larry) Boorstein

Laurence (Larry) Boorstein3 лет назад

They censored a bunch of stuff that turns out to be true. And Mark Zuckerberg thinks the only problem is it undermines public trust? That's not the half of it. The public was deprived of truthful factual information because of censorship. That harmed public health ealth.

Фото профиля Erich Hartmann

Erich Hartmann3 лет назад

I was censored on Facebook very early in 2020 for posting an Aftenbladet article on Sweden keeping schools open. I had friends and neighbors use that to accuse me of "spreading misinformation" and blocked from groups. It was chilling. What Zuckerberg did cannot be excused away.

Фото профиля Dr. Simon Goddek

Dr. Simon Goddek3 лет назад

That 'human being' needs to be held accountable for his company's actions.

Фото профиля 𝓣 𝓞 𝓟 𝓓 𝓞 𝓖 𝓔

𝓣 𝓞 𝓟 𝓓 𝓞 𝓖 𝓔3 лет назад

That’s why nobody should EVER censor. He knew exactly what he was doing. Silencing concerned doctors who didn’t fit their agenda.

Фото профиля Andrea Shaffer, Employment/Labor Law

Andrea Shaffer, Employment/Labor Law3 лет назад

This is why information should not be censored Mark, especially in collaboration with the government authorities.

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