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Stanford wants to "govern" how we get information in order to save democracy.
Naturally, they're calling their new censorship initiative, "Project Liberty."
news.stanford.edu/report/2023/06…
Naturally, they're calling their new censorship initiative, "Project Liberty."
news.stanford.edu/report/2023/06…
Democracy's saviors, willing and ready! 
True, they want to control what information you're exposed to. But consider the diversity they bring to the table!
We emailed Stanford's CyberPolicy Center, Stanford Internet Observatory, Obama, & others involved in their censorship efforts, requesting an interview. They turned us down. The lack of transparency speaks volumes. Still, our offer to interview stands.
https://twitter.com/shellenberger/status/1665760631948218368?s=20
We sent interview requests to over 50 censorship organizations and just 10 responded and only one has agreed to an interview.
Let this sink in: the people who want to censor what you can read and write don't want to be asked any critical questions about their work.
Let this sink in: the people who want to censor what you can read and write don't want to be asked any critical questions about their work.
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