I agree. I think the only lasting solution to this is to raise a populace smart enough to be impervious to the radical left and right, both fringes being the d

I agree. I think the only lasting solution to this is to raise a populace smart enough to be impervious to the radical left and right, both fringes being the domain of sloppy thinking and emotionally driven agendas. And in a way that keeps the flywheel of education spinning. We do a bad job of that today, I think. But that takes time, strength, money, and – most critically – unified vision that I'm not sure America has right now. So how do you implement education reform that takes 50 years, when nobody even agrees that it's needed, and kids are getting killed and radicalized today? Do you allow it to continue in defense of the underlying principle of truly free speech? Maybe. To abandon that principle is a terrifying slippery slope. This is just one of the ways where tech and culture vastly outpace science and regulation. I have no answers.