Actually, that’s a really nice question, because the big topic right now in social media is the recently released, finally released, AppStream files. And as we can see, for sure, there are horrible situations in there, which happened, but media trying to show all of that things and persons on that files like they are not that I don’t know. Serious I would say and he tried to show them in the funny way. For example the video as far as Epstein with the IE usage is dancing in Fortnite game. That’s just diabolical. And I wouldn’t say I would forbid that kind of like population. We are not, we can’t in my opinion forbid people from posting something in the internet agreement because that is wrong. But I believe there should be some sort of silent agreement that the serious things should be dealt in a serious way.
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Actually, that's a really nice question because the big topic right now in social media is the recently released, finally released, AppStream files. As we can see, there are horrible situations in there, which happened, but the media tries to show all of those things and the people in those files as if they are not, I don't know, serious, I would say, and they try to show them in a funny way. For example, the video of Epstein using the IE dancing in the Fortnite game. That's just diabolical. I wouldn't say I would forbid that kind of content. We can't, in my opinion, forbid people from posting something on the internet because that is wrong. But I believe there should be some sort of silent agreement that serious things should be dealt with in a serious way.
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