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Moxie emphasizes that private communication is essential for societal progress—be it the abolition of slavery, the fight for LGBTQ rights, or social revolutions. He laments how current platforms lack such secure "spaces" for bold, free-thinking ideas. Public internet discussions are plagued by self-censorship—fear of attack, virtue signaling, performative debates—stifling real change.
He underscores that public discourse often falls into performative performances under surveillance or pressure from authorities. True change, he posits, happens in private, away from the prying eyes of governments, corporations, and even social media algorithms.