Tai Lopez discusses how social media algorithms trap people in echo chambers, pushing them toward political extremes. The conversation weighs free speech against content moderation, then examines the Constitution's historical failures, including its treatment of Black people as less than human.
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You know, well, look what social media did. Yeah, it targets exactly what you want to see, and that's how the algorithm works. And so when you only have two parties, you get further and further to the extremes. Yes, regardless, that's all of the news input. Yes, I don't even know how you address that. I mean, the left solution seems to be like, oh, let's be a little bit more restrictive of what we allow out there, which obviously I'm not a fan of. Yeah, restriction, freedom of speech. On the other hand, if everyone can just say everything, you do end up just getting further and further.
Yeah, no, free speech one is a tough one because look, I like the American Constitution, but the American Constitution is not perfect. I mean, at one point, you know, black people were considered, whatever, one-third humans constitutionally.