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Section 230 is highly misunderstood by politicians, pundits, and academics concerned with the overall impact of technology. In fact, #Section230 has many pro-competition effects. https://fal.cn/3o6mc #CatoTechnology https://t.co/4NvLt6rdd2

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On April 19, 1943, now known as “Bicycle Day,” Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann ingested lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD, while trying to create a new respiratory and circulatory stimulant for pharmaceutical use. Hofmann experienced a "not unpleasant...dreamlike state” on his… https://t.co/qgihZN44py https://t.co/ly6Q2EQehQ

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By placing conditions on government benefits, gifts, or licenses, governments can often achieve compliance in ways that would otherwise be unconstitutional. @ColumbiaLaw’s Philip Hamburger, author of “Purchasing Submission,” comments on the @CatoPodcast... https://j.mp/3IsOR5j https://t.co/VhczQg7mOl

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In “Shelter from the Storm,” Mark Calabria tells the story about how you can directly help Main Street without bailing out Wall Street. https://t.co/daXiRmpdgF Join us today, at 12PM ET for a book discussion: https://t.co/rafJqbFjb0 #CatoBooks https://t.co/NiuBDWbG6c

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Congratulations to 2023 Julian L. Simon Memorial Award winners Dr. Gale L. Pooley & @Marian_L_Tupy, coauthors of #Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet Get it via #CatoBooks: https://t.co/7yn6X0LrVg https://t.co/csiqvJRIZf

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The economic, political, and moral case for free trade is as strong today as it was when Adam Smith penned “The Wealth of Nations” almost 250 years ago. A new @CatoTrade paper reaffirms the case for free trade: https://t.co/KA2OdeXa1c #CatoTrade https://t.co/7Lb6wKUB0B

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"In a moment of tremendous uncertainty for capitalism and individualism, Ayn Rand, Rose Wilder Lane, and Isabel Paterson taught Americans how to think about freedom again." —@kmanguward Get your copy of Freedom’s Furies: https://t.co/OFWX9dfELi #CatoBooks https://t.co/Q3ckZtqLEJ

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The economic, political, and moral case for free trade is as strong today as it was when Adam Smith penned The Wealth of Nations almost 250 years ago. Learn more from @CatoTrade: https://t.co/FGHEI7CdOm #CatoTrade https://t.co/vpfrU8p27y

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What can we learn from the European Union’s (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in regards to data privacy? https://t.co/T5zD2OOxwX #CatoTechnology https://t.co/9INsiakZrN

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“Freedom’s Furies,” by @TimothySandefur, tells the dramatic story of three writers who strove to keep liberty alive in an age of darkness; Isabel Paterson, Rose Wilder Lane and Ayn Rand. GET YOUR COPY: https://t.co/w5uf8GYAlH #CatoBooks https://t.co/tYS8vZU19h

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