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Blog · Patrick Collison Patrick Collison About Advice Blog Bookshelf Culture Enlightenment Fast Growth Labs Links Novels People Pollution Progress Questions Solar SV history Travel These posts were removed from the frontpage owing to their staleness. They remain here for posterity. Government and the internet 2013-08-21 permalink Over the last two decades, tension between government and the changes caused by the internet has been a recurring theme. Today, they’re almost seen as opposing forces. This is somewhat strange when you think about it. Most technologies don’t cause so much ongoing uphe
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