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74:35 and the open source movement is a great example of this. 74:38 but, it's not limited to programming. 74:41 it's politics. it's the way we live, it's the way we talk to our friends 74:44 it's the way we talk to our enemies. we have the ability to build 74:48 a better, more equal, more fair, and more just society for 74:51 everybody. And advance of technology is very dangerous and destabilizing thing, 74:55 when we don't think about the way this has been before. when we think about the increase in roboticization of the workforce 75:02 the fact we have young people who have tremendous 75:06 student debt that they're never going to be able to get rid of that's not dischargeable through bankruptcy proceedings (thanks, government, for that one) um, 75:16 we have new class that are indentured servants; in a very new and modern way that's very corrosive to the sort of egalitarian ideals that we as Americans aspire to uphold. 75:31 and if we don't take chances, if we don't take risks to push back and say, look 75:37 we have a place in this society, we have a place in this world, and if 75:41 you guys, you government, are not gonna represent the public's interest 75:45 if you're gonna represent your own interests, if you are gonna represent elite interests 75:49 if you are gonna represent class interests exclusively, to the detriment 75:55 of the electorate that put you in that seat 75:59 we are going to rebuild a new society around you 76:03 and thanks to the same technology that screwed us 76:06 in many ways, we are now empowered in new ways 76:10 you know when we when we talk about all of these things, when we talk about mass 76:14 surveillance, when we talk about the fact that you know, we've got these famous 76:18 inquisitors in history that said "give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest man, and I'll find something within them to hang him with" 76:25 you know, we're not talking about inquisitions from medieval times were talking about Keith Alexander 76:31 you know, and its up to us to change that because we can revoke 76:35 that permission from them. we can try democratically, but if they say no, 76:40 if they say, we're gonna exclude you from that debate, 76:43 if we're going to exclude you from those discussions, if we're gonna 76:47 play games like they're doing the UK when the passed 76:50 an extraordinary expansion of surveillance powers, just last week 76:54 under the guise of an emergency law, when they've been ignoring the emergency for the last year; um, we have not just 77:03 the capability, but we have an obligation to push back against that 77:10 and to create the society that we want.