A lot of the pro-Trump extremism behind the attack on the Capitol flourished online. Sam talks to
Bobby Allyn and
Shannon Bond, who both cover tech for NPR, about social platforms and the actions they've taken since the siege, the implications for free speech and whether the internet could fundamentally change. Also, Sam talks to
Devon Price, author of the book
Laziness Does Not Exist, about the lie of laziness and what it means for productivity.
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