answer is facebook. that was him talking to kara swisher on sway which is her new york times podcast. do you guys have your arms around like in any empirical sense where people are or are not getting this information? well, we ve looked at some of the data, chris, and what it tells us is there s no single source of misinformation. it s coming from a variety of sources. some of it is happening on social media platforms, some of it is coming through videos that are being shared, through text messaging platforms, it s coming through multiple sources, and that s why one of the issues that we laid out in the advisory and one of the calls to action we have put forward is to individuals to ask them to pause before they share on social media or text platforms to check the sources of the information they re about to share, and ask is it coming from a scientifically credible source. if it is, it might be okay to share. if it s not or you re not sure, don t share. one of the most powerful thi
abetted by technology platforms. i want to relay something that the chief of staff said, he said mark zuckerberg, i told mark zuckerberg directly that when we gather groups of people who are unvaccinated, they tell us things that aren t true, when we tell them where they heard that the most common answer is facebook. do you guys love your arms around, in any empirical sense, where people are getting this information? we ve looked at some of the data and what it tells us is that there is no single source of misinformation, it is coming from a variety of sources. some of it is coming on social media platform, some of it is coming through videos that are being shared through text messaging platforms. it s coming through multiple sources. that s why one of the issues that we laid out in the advisory, one of the calls to action that we ve put forward