You've likely heard by now that the world economic forum wants to make you eat bugs,

live in a pod, and own nothing. And all of that is true. But the WEF is taking some more

immediate and concrete steps to upend your life. One such power play is something called

Safety by Design, which is probably the biggest big-tet threat that you have never heard of.

Safety by Design is the hobby horse of a woman named Julie Inman Grant. She's just a bureaucrat. She's

the Australian E Safety Commissioner who went viral last year in Davos at the World Economic Forum

when she proposed a recalibration of free speech. We are finding ourselves in a place

where we're we have increasing polarization everywhere and everything feels binary when it

doesn't need to be. So I think we're going to have to think about a recalibration of a whole

range of human rights that are playing out online, you know, from freedom of speech to the freedom

to, you know, to be free from online violence or the right of data protection to the right

to child dignity. Since then, Grant has taken significant steps in collaboration with the WEF

to make their recalibration a reality. Safety by Design is the notion that government regulators

can't possibly keep up with all the bad things confronting people online. Not just real problems

like criminal threats and fraud and child pornography and things like that, but a much broader array

of topics and opinions that leftists deem harmful. So the safety by Design solution is to take the

burden of suppressing those things off of the regulators, out of the government agencies,

and just build liberals' regulatory preferences into the design code of the tech platforms

themselves. Here's how it works. Safety by Design to me is key. This is putting their responsibility

back. It's having companies from the leadership from the top down, prioritize safety, build it in

at the front end, and now we have the basic online safety expectations, which basically lay out

the duty of care and what we respect the interactive services to be doing as a right to

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