Hi everybody this is God's had it's been a while since my last sad truth

episode I was away last week at several events in Hungary.

Budapest is a truly beautiful city.

Also went outside of Budapest, I did three speaking engagements there. So overall wonderful trip it was really

good to get away so the trip was a success professionally and on a personal level.

And then got back a few days ago, returned to the grind.

And so I thought today I would spend a few minutes weighing in on Elon Musk buying Twitter.

And so some people have been asking me, you know, what are my thoughts on the matter?

Actually, in one of the speaking events at, in Hungary, I was asked about this.

And so let me just briefly, you know briefly make a few points.

Look, in an ideal world, it would be nice if it weren't a single individual

who is the owner of a platform that is as important as Twitter, as Elon Musk has correctly

stated, it is now the de facto public square. freedom of speech as I explain in the parasitic mind is not something that is

only relevant in the context of whether the government grants you freedom of speech or

violates your freedom of speech. There is a whole ethos of freedom of speech.

So when companies are engaging in violations of freedom of speech, as I again explain in the

parasitic mind to simply say, well, but those are private companies, they could do what they want,

then you truly are

missing the point of what it means to have as I said a an ethos that either

supports or infringes on the pursuit of freedom of speech.

It's a cultural trait that is ingrained within the tapestry of a society,

whether you support freedom or not. So once you start saying, well, of a

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