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I was really worried from the beginning about basically becoming this sort of decider of what is true in the world.

That's like kind of a crazy position to be in for billions of people using your service.

And so we tried to put in place a system that know, a system that would deal with it.

You know, in early on, tried to basically make it so that it was really limited.

We're like, all right, we're just going to have the system where there's these third-party fact checkers and they can check the worst of the worst stuff, right?

So things that are very clear hoaxes, that there's like, it's not like, like we're not parsing speech about whether something is slightly true or slightly false, like Earth is flat, you know, things like that. Right. So that was sort of the original intent. We put in place the system and it just sort of veered from there. I think to some degree, it's because some of the people whose job is to do fact

checking, a lot of their industry is focused on political fact checking. So they're just kind of

veered in that direction. We kept on trying to basically get it to be what we had originally intended,

which is there you go. That is Mark Zuckerberg discussing with Rogan the problem with fact checking on Facebook.

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