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It's technically true that Twitter toggled stories about Biden's laptop for 24 hours while determining if the story was real, but no one with functioning cognitive capacities mistakes that for a serious case of censorship.

Access was restored on 3 October – but the parent then found that the same websites could still be viewed using a child’s login once the “safe-search” option was toggled off in settings.

It was an ode to his younger self, who was on a journey toward authenticity, toggling between ideas of purity and performance.

The app also has drop-down menus and toggles, to let a user specify tools they have in their kitchen, or if they're in a hurry or not a very good cook.

On TV, as in life, it’s a full-contact sport that requires subterfuge and constant toggling between public and private identities.