RT by @IshaaqZiyan: @uncensrdgreats --> a Web2 app for chatting with top authors leveraging its infrastructure to the IC. @padolabs --> a #DeFi credit protocol leveraging cryptography to verify off-chain web data.

Q: On-chain AI is cool and all, but does anyone actually NEED it? A: Yes! Big Tech #AI is only legal because it's a closed Blackbox. Any open/transparent AI will ironically be in violation of copyright law. Real #Open #AI needs a DAO. @uncensrdgreats #InternetComputer #ICP

R to @uncensrdgreats: Great response from Benjamin Franklin!

R to @uncensrdgreats: WAGMI #DecentralizedAI in #ICP

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R to @uncensrdgreats: This is dope! 🔥

R to @uncensrdgreats: Have no idea…

Hmm, what a interesting way to find our next booklist.. Anyone replicate this methodology?

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R to @uncensrdgreats: With that, feel free to continue the conversation with Mr. Franklin, and read all his books, for free on our site: https://www.uncensoredgreats.com/chat/Benjamin%20Franklin

R to @uncensrdgreats: In all the places where you might here this issue come up, know that you'll always get the bias of the modern historian telling it to you. It's best to peer through the looking glass of time yourself, and hear it from the horses mouth. Curate the truth yourself!

R to @uncensrdgreats: He never did reconcile new view with how abolitionism can be kept in the interest of this Great Nation. Instead, he saw the preservation of Liberty itself as the self-evident justification.

R to @uncensrdgreats: African Slavery, he thought, was no different than Christian Slavery, or any other group, in the final analysis. The answer, he thought, was in education and empowerment; with a strong dose of human compassion.

R to @uncensrdgreats: Then he took a turn later in life, always struggling with how Slavery could be reconciled with Liberty. The Result: It Couldn't! And the latter was of greater importance, no-matter the cost.

R to @uncensrdgreats: For this stage of his life, Ben's loyalty was to the good of government. He went so far as to call it moral cowardice to free a slave as his master, as doing this was an attempt at redemption, but did more harm than good on the whole. Assimilation was not a serious consideration.

R to @uncensrdgreats: For most of his life, Franklin was a man of his time, and vocally supported slavery. His rationale; well what's to be done with freed slaves? In his words: - They will not work unless compelled - They will not adopt the religion of their masters - They could not self-govern

Ever wonder what #BenjaminFranklin thought about slavery? Well historians will disagree, but we can watch him go full circle in his own words using his Collected Works—and buckle up because this one's a doozy.