<caption><image_121>The image shows two men sitting on a couch, facing each other and engaged in a conversation. The man on the left is bald and wearing glasses, while the man in the middle is wearing a white shirt and has a beard. They are both looking at each other with serious expressions on their faces. The background appears to be a TV screen with a blue sky and clouds. There is a plant in front of them, suggesting that they are in a studio or a conference room.</caption> those today there are countries that try to uh restrict free communication free expression things that we take for granted in in the certain certainly in the United States uh there are other countries that will be even more liberal and uh we see some of the effects of that as some of the uh shall we say forbidden information comes into the United States or violates various laws that we have shouldn't surprise us people will deal with this well why don't we why don't we take Carl's question and turn it around uh why don't we say doesn't the existence of things like the internet basically make national law and national taste effectively irrelevant I mean if you think about moving around information strictly in digital form now I I mean it's not as if when some data from Sweden enters the United States that there's someone from Customs who's
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