Where Does Liberty Live? Online, On .ME!
There are a lot f famous quotes on liberty I could throw around, from it being a responsibility, a burden, a necessity, on life without liberty being like a body without a spirit. Yet my favorite was penned down by John Milton, who once asked the society to give him the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely according to conscience, above all liberties.
It is as relevant today as it was in the seventeenth century, but with one significant difference- today liberty of thought seems more accessible than ever, at the touch of our screens and fingertips.
We can completely disregard any national and institutional borders and boundaries, reaching out for each other, sharing information and thoughts in a single moment. This is just what Liberty.Me is aiming for- to become a digital city spanning across timezones, countries and cultures, connecting liberty-minded people all over the world in a single open (minded) community, where they can share their thoughts, speak their mind and learn from each other.
Crowdsourcing ideas
It is a social network using crowdsourcing to gather ideas and solutions to achieving a freer life- when you become a member, you become a contributor and your articles, graphics, videos, songs, anything you create is shared with the rest of the community and anyone exploring personal and global liberties.
Whatever your personal interests may be, you will easily find other community members who are willing to explore and discuss those topics in Groups- feminism, psychology, the future of Bitcoin, nothing connected to liberty is off the table. There is also a discussion forum, a chat, and if the digital experience just doesn’t cut it for you, meet some of the members and liberty thought leaders live and in person at the Liberty events.
Learning Form Each Other
There is also an educational character to the whole thing- iLiberty U offers a cutting-edge curriculum of online seminars and classes with experts — authors, professional investors, philosophers, entrepreneurs and professors. If you are more of a solo-flyer, feel free to use resources from the curated collection of over 100 timeless books or newly published pieces and join the integrated discussion groups to exchange ideas.
For liberties in practice, consult Liberty Guides, which give you a step-by-step practical guidance on a wide range of topics including investing, entrepreneurship, privacy, self-defense and health.
So want to break free? (Musical pun intended). Move to the digital city of Liberty.Me and explore your personal and civil liberties with other open minded inquisitve folk that make this community.
