Yeah I can definitely see how this could be true in the current political climate. More generally though, it seems to me that: 1. A minimal censorship informa

Yeah I can definitely see how this could be true in the current political climate. More generally though, it seems to me that: 1. A minimal censorship information environment is essential to scientific progress 2. The average person lacks the epistemological foundations to handle a minimal censorship information environment If these are both true, it seems like we should either: 1. Invest massively in improving people's epistemological models or 2. Apply a censorship gradient (i.e unrestricted for the purpose of academic exploration but have minimum standards for wide-reaching, publicly shared information)