How Censorship Changed

The video explores the complex nature of censorship, from historical examples like Socrates to modern-day issues involving social media platforms. It discusses different types of censorship, including regulative, constitutive, and market censorship, and how societal norms and corporate interests shape what is considered acceptable speech. The video also examines the Overton window and the role of public discourse in shifting societal views.

What are some examples of how censorship has evolved over time according to the speaker?

What role does the Overton window play in discussions about censorship?

How does the speaker differentiate between government censorship and market censorship?

What conclusion does the speaker draw about the nature of censorship and its implications for free speech?