Edward Snowden: Censorship Resistance, Cyberstates, Privacy
Edward Snowden is a former intelligence contractor and whistleblower, responsible for alerting the world to the existence of a pervasive, secret, illegal surveillance program conducted by the NSA against the American people.
Jarrad Hope is the co-founder of Logos, a grassroots movement building the technology and community that will launch corruption-resistant institutions.
01:00: A look back at the last 10 years of surveillance
07:50: Post-September 11th Surveillance scheme
09:45: A new era of presumed mass surveillance and the loss of a free Internet
14:10: Beyond omnipresent oppression
15:30: Why should people care about privacy? Privacy is power
19:12: How did your politics evolve over the years? A meta game of politicians.
25:27: Logos and why the politics of this project matter. Creating political neutrality and just governance
30:30: Recognising cyberspace as the fifth domain of conflict
33:40: Reform or revolution?
36:39: Why the decentralisation movement is so important. Order via protocol instead of law
41:48: Combining resistance, privacy, and technology
47:35: Logos: Infrastructure for network states
53:05: Decentralising access to the Internet. Tornado Cash, VPN, TOR, and network blocks
57:30: Catalan independence referendum. Decentralised technology, mesh network, IPFS
1:02:20: How economies work and defining private property
1:06:40: Neutrality, crypto, central bank digital currencies (CBDC)
1:12:20: Encrypted content, private, secure messaging, and metadata
1:16:20: Government forced backdoors into encryption schemes
1:18:50: Ensuring the freedom of future generations