We have evidence of that. Of course censorship is influencing. It's also causing people to self censor, which changes discourse. Yeah. Not wanting to have conversations with social media. Yeah. Well, You can get banned from Twitter for a variety of things, particularly during COVID. But I think COD was also a great test case for them. Let's see, like if there is some sort of catastrophe, some natural disaster, some national security issue where we could now enforce new regulations of censorship. (1:43:53–1:43:58)
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