I do that on my own show, when I interview Noam Chomsky, former regulators etc. I don’t like to fawn over them and ask the same questions as everyone. I try to

I do that on my own show, when I interview Noam Chomsky, former regulators etc. I don’t like to fawn over them and ask the same questions as everyone. I try to bridge what they talk about and modern technology, and see if we can have a meaningful DISCUSSION about freedom of speech or sociopolitics or economics or regulations. Here are some episodes: Economics: Thomas Greco, community currency economist https://community.intercoin.org/t/interview-with-thomas-h-greco-community-currency-economist/ https://community.intercoin.org/t/interview-with-thomas-h-gr... Regulations: Sara Hanks, former SEC regulator and author of Regulation S https://community.intercoin.org/t/interview-with-sara-hanks-ceo-and-co-founder-of-crowdcheck/1529 https://community.intercoin.org/t/interview-with-sara-hanks-... Freedom of Speech: Noam Chomsky, sociopolitical commentator and linguist https://community.qbix.com/t/freedom-of-speech-and-capitalism-in-2021-interview-with-noam-chomsky-community-economist https://community.qbix.com/t/freedom-of-speech-and-capitalis... I don’t hold back, in the Noam Chomsky discussion I accuse him for example of having a lot of social capital (followers and influence is a form of capital that is convertible to other forms) and he brushes it off. Overall the discussions tend to focus 99% on substance, and deal with the Web, Social Platforms, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, how they can change the world and the issues surrounding them. PS: I know that for now no one has heard of Intercoin or Qbix or my interviews and I am OK with that. Eventually it will be discovered once our products are more mainstream. I am looking forward to interviewing Edward Snowden and a few other people next.