Guru Singh discusses the evolution of disseminating information, from the Gutenberg Press to the internet, and how the human brain struggles to handle the vast amount of information available. He explores the parallels between the regulation of both mediums and the potential for the internet to be a collective connective service rather than a platform for nastiness. The conversation also touches on the concept of the world as a one room schoolhouse, where everyone has a different relationship with education and access to knowledge.
