The Tom Woods Show, episode 521.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

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tomwoods.com slash moon. Welcome to the promised episode on the dark net. I will leave it to our

guest to tell us exactly what the dark net is all about, but I know

you're going to find this episode interesting, partly because you're going to learn something

about the internet that you probably didn't know. But secondly, there are interesting

conclusions that might be of particular interest to libertarians in all this. And joining me to help understand this and to talk to

us about it is Jamie Bartlett, who is the director of the Center for the Analysis of Social Media at Demos,

which is a think tank in Britain. As a matter of fact, Jamie Bartlett is joining us from Britain today.

And he is the author of

Net, inside the digital underworld. We will be linking to it, of course, on the show notes page.

Today's link is tomwoods.com slash 521. One quick reminder, I've been telling you about an entrepreneur

who has been sort of a mentor of mine over the years,

Eben Pagan, and he's got a program that helps you identify what your idea would be

that would help you to develop a digital product and thereby an online business.

I've been doing this myself, so I'm not just throwing something at you that I know nothing about.

This is what I do.

This is all I do.

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