On Life.

w/ Jamie Sinclair.

Episode 15: Constitutional Questions

In light of the US Constitution, how should we think about current government measures related to COVID-19? And how should we think about potential government responses to social media companies such as Twitter?

Episode Summary

(NOTE: AI-generated summaries) Constitution, COVID, and social media

Episode Sections

0:00–15:57 COVID-19 and constitutionality of measures

15:57–31:07 Incorporation doctrine and legal standards

31:07–49:45 Specific rights and COVID directives

49:45–59:34 Thoughts on Twitter censorship

59:34–1:00:48 Appreciate freedom and be thankful

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