Jack and Vijaya did themselves the most favors simply by showing up.

I did watch it. Heard of Tim Pool from other platforms but this is first time listening to him. He is courageous and wish there were more like him. But you can tell, whatever he's seen or reported on has maded him seem a liitle paranoid. We
probably all would be, in his shoes. If I get your meaning , doing themselves favors, it would be the Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey. After listening to him, really believe his creation is being used in ways he couldn't have begun to imagine. An idealistic, apologetic Libertarian type, not responsible for any twits that use it.
Whether that is true or not who knows, but think many will see him in a more favorable light. He's not at all what I would of imagined. And make no mistake, Vijaya is the ruler in that fifedom.

I thought they all came away looking good.

Rogan - was a good referee... backed up Tim on occasion and reeled him in a couple times as well. Mostly, it was good for him to disprove the backlash from the last one.

Tim - comes across as fair to me. Seemed to ask all the right questions, even if he overreached on occasion. It’s important for Twitter (et al) to have to answer these types of questions asked in this manner. He felt like the right person to do it, although I’m admittedly low on other potential resources here, mainly because of his history, his demeanor, and his, what seems to me, integrity to attempt to argue in good faith.

Twitter - I thought they came out ahead because they showed up. They didn’t have to. They apologized when necessary and contextualized where possible. Some things seem obviously indefensible, and I don’t recall them attempting to defend themselves in those instances. They are clearly in uncharted waters, as Joe points out, so the answers aren’t obvious or easy. They are constrained - at least they say they are, and it seems logical - by resources and scale. It was incredibly smart and necessary for Vijaya to be there, and she sounded not only incredibly intelligent and capable, but well-meaning and sincere (to me).

Everyone kept their cool, and acknowledged that it was a worthwhile endeavor... although Tim seems to be resigned to the fact that Twitter won’t be able to do what they say they want to do.

I’m looking forward to watching this later.

Am I an idiot? I must be. If someone bullied me, or made me uncomfortable, for whatever reason, online..I'd just block them...why do I need someone to block FOR me??

Eh, Rogan.

Joe sounds so exhausted. I think he is waking up that people trust him to keep people honest

Tim usually calls out BS on both sides, objective for the most part