My farewell column in @TheWilsonTimes: "The true muscle behind a free and independent press is an informed and engaged citizenry."
https://t.co/6ihunGhijS
I’ve spent decades defending free speech because it is humanity’s best tool for finding truth, or more precisely, discovering what’s false.
That is why I’m increasingly interested in AI. When used well, it could become a system to challenge human knowledge.
Free speech is how societies create knowledge.
Not because every idea is true, but because claims have to be challenged, criticized, tested, and forced to survive contact with reality.
Used well, AI could extend that process by helping us expose errors and test assumptions.
Favorite I-95 sign is definitely in Petersburg, Va:
95 South
Rocky Mount, NC
Miami
Talk about two very different potential destinations. Choose your own adventure stuff
Revenue stamps for pornography (or "prurient materials" in legislativese)? You just never know what unique proposals the folks at the #ncga will decide to bring up: https://t.co/Vedtx1iars #ncpol
What does the Constitution mean in a divided America?
That’s the question behind The Blessings of Liberty, a new podcast presented by FIRE and hosted by our newest senior fellow, @RosenJeffrey.
We’re kicking things off with none other than Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
Azi's Monday face says it all 🐆
Often referred to as the modern-day saber-tooth, clouded leopards have the largest canine teeth relative to their body size of any cat species.
📷 Vet Tech Chase
The Number of Times Each State Is Referenced in Red Hot Chili Peppers Lyrics
*State totals include references to cities and places within those states.
The Louisiana State Legislature just passed a bill that includes an internet exemption in its campaign finance laws, protecting #freespeech. It's patterned after the @FEC's internet exemption.
The NC Library Association is calling for the House to reject Rep. @BrendenJonesNC's “Curriculum Honesty, Compliance, and Child Safety (CHCCS) Act” (H1043).
#ncga#nced#ncpol
Bill: https://t.co/KIjmxp1USv
A New Jersey town’s ordinance bans “offensive” language at public meetings, giving officials broad power to punish protected speech.
The First Amendment protects the right to criticize the government, even harshly, especially at public meetings.
Dover, NJ, meet democracy.