Is freedom of speech dangerous?

An episode of the The Scientific Worldview podcast, hosted by Daniel Gambacorta, titled "Is freedom of speech dangerous?" was published on March 17, 2025 and runs 63 minutes.

March 17, 2025 ·63m · The Scientific Worldview

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Episode Description

This episode features:

-Did mask mandates help prevent the spread of covid?

-Why did the US government engage in censorship during the pandemic?

-Does violent media cause violence?

-What are the benefits of religion?

-Should there be limits on artistic expression?

-Why does the truth matter?

-What is cancel culture?

-Should men be allowed to talk about abortion?

-Who decides what counts as "hate speech"?

-Why are some forms of bigotry acceptable, while others are not?

-What is the euphemism treadmill?

-What do Hispanic people think of the term "Latinx"?

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