Hello, I'm Chris Martinson, CEO of Peak Prosperity, the author of The Crash Course,

and I'm going to be your presenter today as we talk about in this weekly update in bad faith.

Have the big tech sensors gone too far? I think they have on a lot of dimensions, and so we want to talk about this big week going on this past week,

what with Elon Musk purchasing

Twitter, quite the uproar around that. And it really revolves around this idea of censorship

and free speech. But as we'll find out today, this censorship was anything but even handed

anything but free of government fingerprints all over it. So let's talk about this, because this

is a fundamental,

foundational, First Amendment, kind of a right. And I think we should be able to discuss

that without being labeled domestic terrorists or whatever the nom de plume of the

is going to be for us, those of us who want to just ask questions. Have a free and open debate

and conversation. By the way, I am a free speech maximalist. I believe in my right to consume

anything I want through words and or speech. And if I hear it, I trust that I'm not going to

go off the rails and suddenly turn into a rabid polar bear if I hear like the wrong information.

Now that's because I trust myself but I also trust you that way.

And that is something that increasingly the sensors simply don't do.

They don't trust you.

They think that if you and your poor little head are exposed to the wrong information,

you'll do bad things with that information, which

even ignores the more universal sort of growth maximum, which is that we only grow

when we make bad decisions. So those who would even seek to protect us from our own selves

are actually asking us not to grow to be formed and born perfect in every possible way and to not

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