Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Asked About Gab | Joe Rogan

Because everything does accelerate. Things constantly move forward and become more and more integrated into our life experience. And I wonder what is the next stage of this? I mean, like the secular trends and you look at technology and you look at technologies like blockchain, for instance, and I think we're moving to a world where anything created exists forever, that there's no centralized control over who sees what. That these models become completely decentralized and all these barriers that exist today aren't as important anymore. What do you think of something like GAB? GAB seems to be a response to the fact that some people are getting banned from other platforms and they're just allowing anybody to come on and say anything they want. The downside of that is, of course, the most horrible people are going to be able to say anything they want with no repercussions. The good side is anybody can say whatever they want. Yeah, I haven't studied them too much, but I do know that they have taken action on accounts as well. They have suspended accounts and they have a term of service as well. What have they suspended accounts for? I don't know. It's probably conduct related. It might be doxxing. Probably, right? But it's just a question of the rules and if you agree to the rules, then you sign up for the service and if not, there will be other services. But you look at the trends and I think certainly things become a lot more public. Certainly things become a lot more open. Certainly the the barriers and the boundaries that we have in place today become less meaningful. And I think there's a lot of positives in that and I also think there's a lot of danger that we need to be mindful of.