Lex, I love your interviews. Algorithm brought me when you interviewed Elon.  I subscribed without expecting to listen again, but to give you a like.  Glad to hear you do the same. - and here I am listening.  3 things I wish you elaborated on AND hope you do more if interviewing FB, other google or Twitter engineers.<br><br><br><br>#1.  Cristos doesn't say directly, but points out that we have an ethical responsibility to avoid "clickbait".  Youtube profits from advertising, so it has incentive to put more clickbait out there, not less.  It is up to us to stop it. Just like you said about Telsa drivers.  We are youtube drivers and owe it to the algorithm and other users to stop clicking on clickbait. <br><br><br><br>#2. when Jack Dorsey asked what Elon would do to improve Twitter, Elon responded to differentiate between real and fake users.  To differentiate real versus fake input to the algorithm.  Many have said that if they eliminated fake users, FB, Twitter, etc would lose large parts of their traffic.  Since they bill advertisers for traffic, they have no incentive to do so.  How do you fix it when economic incentive to platforms is to make it worse?<br><br><br>#3. Youtube likes large users, not small ones.  They demonetized small creators and continue to promote large users, even if they are not something we want.  Not every one "loves youtube" as Cristos said.  Nasim Najafi Adhdam was an extreme reaction to Youtube shifting more to fewer, larger promoted channes.  Subject worthy of discussion.<br><br><br>Lex, I love your interviews and listen to them all.  Thanks for all you do.