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Hi, I'm Ravi Agrawal, Foreign Policy's editor-in-chief. This is FP Live.

Welcome to the show.

When the internet first proliferated in the 1990s, the prevalent global mood was that the world was on a path towards more freedoms, more access, and more openness.

Former US President Bill Clinton famously told reporters that the very idea of controlling the

internet would be like nailing jello to a wall. While Clinton was talking about China there,

and China figured out how to nail the jello eventually, in China and around the world,

the internet has splintered into smaller silos of controlled

conversations.

And while technology has connected the world, it has also disconnected communities.

It's been the source of new and emerging threats related to privacy, misinformation,

disinformation, cyber attacks, and much more.

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