The removal of friction has enabled all those folks to find each other and build a community. I grew up in a small town in wisconsin, no one around me care about technology. And i could go on liine and start learning and reading about all this sort of stuff. That's an incredible example of me someone whose values and belief systems didn't really fit in with the road around me. But again, i 100 % agree with you. There's many upsides to it as well.
Ben and James discuss Facebook from multiple angles, including child sexual abuse material, encryption, Oculus, and a leaked all-hands meeting.
Links
- Ben Thompson: Friction — Stratechery
- The Internet Is Overrun With Images of Child Sexual Abuse. What Went Wrong? — New York Times
- Ben Thompson: Child Sexual Abuse Material Online, The Problem With Community, Towards More Friction — Stratechery
- Casey Newton: Read The Full Transcript of Mark Zuckerberg’s Leaked Internal Facebook Meetings — The Verge
- Ben Thompson: Facebook’s All-Hands Leak, Facebook Versus Warren, Zuckerberg’s Culture
— Stratechery
- Attorney General Bill Barr Will Ask Zuckerberg To Halt Plans For End-To-End Encryption Across Facebook’s Apps — BuzzFeed News
- Ben Thompson: Facebook’s Privacy Cake — Stratechery
- Ben Thompson: Beachheads and Obstacles — Stratechery
- Ben Thompson: The Curse of Culture — Stratechery
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