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The Danger of Threat Inflation
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23:23 - 27:00 (03:37)

The use of language like "coup" to describe the events at the Capitol can perpetuate threat inflation, leading to the justification of a curtailment of freedom of speech in response. This is a concern amidst the aftermath of the Capitol riots.

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The aftermath of the Capitol Riot saw several videos of violence against police officers, including one officer being beaten to death with a pipe and another being hit with a fire extinguisher, while pipe bombs were also discovered.
23:23 - 24:49 (01:26)
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Capitol Riot
Summary

The aftermath of the Capitol Riot saw several videos of violence against police officers, including one officer being beaten to death with a pipe and another being hit with a fire extinguisher, while pipe bombs were also discovered.

Chapter
The Danger of Threat Inflation
Episode
E17: Big Tech bans Trump, ramifications for the First Amendment & the open Internet
Podcast
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The use of hyperbolic language by both sides in political discourse has resulted in a cycle of hyper-partisan conflict that leads to further retaliation and a deteriorating discourse.
24:49 - 26:37 (01:48)
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Political Discourse
Summary

The use of hyperbolic language by both sides in political discourse has resulted in a cycle of hyper-partisan conflict that leads to further retaliation and a deteriorating discourse. This has resulted in a significant impact on freedom of speech in the country.

Chapter
The Danger of Threat Inflation
Episode
E17: Big Tech bans Trump, ramifications for the First Amendment & the open Internet
Podcast
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The key to de-escalation is for both sides to concede something, but the challenge is that people can only see the other side's escalation and not their own.
26:37 - 27:00 (00:23)
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De-escalation
Summary

The key to de-escalation is for both sides to concede something, but the challenge is that people can only see the other side's escalation and not their own. Unless people can recognize when their own side is escalating, the cycle will continue.

Chapter
The Danger of Threat Inflation
Episode
E17: Big Tech bans Trump, ramifications for the First Amendment & the open Internet
Podcast
All-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg