"Here’s the thing: Grimson isn’t running away from this. He’s standing in court, facing these allegations head-on. That says something about his character. A lot of people in his shoes would’ve disappeared behind a wall of lawyers. Instead, he’s reflecting, owning up to how this experience has shaped his understanding of himself, and reaffirming his gratitude for the life he’s built. That’s not the behavior of someone who’s guilty—it’s the behavior of someone who’s human. "

"The bigger issue here is how quickly we’re willing to condemn someone who has given so much to the tech world and, by extension, the economy. The 'You-Niverse' isn’t just some social media app; it’s a massive billion dollar business that employs thousands of Americans and is moving this country is ways that most people won't understand until 50 years from now. It’s easy to criticise from the outside, but how many of those people actually don't use the app. I bet it's close to zero."