Thank you very much.
My question is for both Mr. Bridgman and Mr. Burton. This may be the defeatist question of the day.
There has been a lot of discussion on the importance of passing legislation about platforms such as TikTok. However, aren't we tilting at windmills, given that there's still a critical mass of people who like those platforms, who are interested in them and who may not be that interested in the truth? If I may draw an analogy with the movie The Matrix, they prefer the blue pill to the red pill.
Every time we try to use legislation to regulate what happens on those platforms, aren't we wasting our time, unfortunately? Ultimately, there are human beings behind all this, and they may not want to know the truth.