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@goodnightmr5892

Жыл бұрын

This censorship shit needs to go. I think it’s time to create something new.

@Newb1eYou_

Жыл бұрын

Oh thats why...

@hansolowe19

Жыл бұрын

I don't care, stop this clickbaity rubbish.

@erideimos1207

Жыл бұрын

Lol, after reading your first sentence, I'm scared to answer your second. :) Great vid, thanks!

@relaxingmusic911

Жыл бұрын

Relax your mind with these following music kzread.info/dash/bejne/ipabmJqlpti6d7Q.html 🥰🥰🥰

The potential jail time and the way he was treated was worse than how the law deals with peadophiles and drug dealers. There's so much wrong with the law.

@escapefr0mslender

10 ай бұрын

Yeaah

@VoxLott

3 ай бұрын

USA law

@Redline6ix

2 ай бұрын

@@VoxLott Come see Canadas law and judicial system, it will make you want to live in the forest

@csuporj

2 ай бұрын

Chaplin was exiled because of his political views.

@victordelorientis8763

2 ай бұрын

Swartz declined a plea bargain under which he would have served six months in federal prison.

35 years??? Serial killers get less!!

@Tesseract9630

Жыл бұрын

And murders get less to especially if they are female. Females only get max of 6 years in prison for killing their husbands or boyfriends.

@icekingforyou

9 ай бұрын

50 i guess

@crackjee9301

3 ай бұрын

He got 50 yearsi think

@johnpersechini4951

2 ай бұрын

6 months he was offered. But you need strict laws to deter hackers. The stricter sentences are for those who steal money and people’s identity etc I’m guessing.

@JohnTezlaNFS

2 ай бұрын

It was 50......

Saddening. Broken system. People behind Google, Facebook can see user data without user’s consent and pay a few million dollars and live a happy life. But a person like Aaron emotionally tortured. Stealing is crime irrespective of form. That’s how she justifies. The only diff between Aaron and Zuck is zuck got money to make the lawmakers happy.

@archmad

Жыл бұрын

he had mental problem

@thrillereighties8241

Жыл бұрын

Do you pay using Google, Facebook or any other free-to-use platform? No one forces you to use them. The benefits you gain from using these platforms far outweigh them knowing what shampoo brand you prefer.

@vortolex

Жыл бұрын

You are totally correct but also totally wrong it is even retarded to think that way Mark Zukeberg didn’t make Facebook is was giving to him by whom you are wondering don’t look at them look at the big guys with the hidden technologies such as DARPA US NAVY Tor and more of secret project that have been handling to selected group as a part of an experiment for the US Military to see how would a world would look like with the internet then manipulated the internet or their liking using it as an example to other. It doesn’t require to much thinking only a fool would believe a fool of not knowing it’s own demise. Aaron would be a hero to me as to anyone they or them must pay for theirs crimes the world stage is build already for those who already designed it now are crumbling under our feet by the same people who harm him and us the same to them. ;) the best is yet to come. Have a nice day.

@Uncle_Jon

Жыл бұрын

You give your consent as soon as you sign up for FB, Google, etc... It's all part of the TOS.

@PhillipWenger

11 ай бұрын

​@@Uncle_Jon_Exactly._

Thank you for keeping Aaron's story alive. Something else that not many people know is that he also helped create Markdown, a markup language that's vastly used everyday. Rest in power!

This is disgusting. Our govt makes me physically sick when I see these things.. attacking good hearted, intelligent, and enlightened people. Who just fight for our rights as people, as citizens, our right to information and a real education on laws and on social injustice. This is horrific.

@mikhelBrown

Жыл бұрын

Wiki says he commited Suicide. Death by hanging. 🙄🥴💯

@jme2006

Жыл бұрын

You can't exactly expect to damage quarterly profits of JSTOR and other journal businesses and expect no repercussions. They have a pipeline to lobby and invest in government as a means to protect their bottom line. It isn't exactly a govt issue, govt is simply a tool, and ironically, your only outlet to regulate businesses being able to abuse it for IP-protection overreach.

@himanshusingh5214

Жыл бұрын

@@jme2006 Govt is not supposed to be a tool especially this cheap.

@PeterSramka

Жыл бұрын

He broke the law. They offered him a very lenient deal: 6 months in a minimum security prison. He refused. No one is above the law.

@dilapnapunjabi703

Жыл бұрын

So true man. Government should never have existed

Thank you, Newsthink, for bringing awareness to this. Means a lot.

@alejandromedina1019

Жыл бұрын

kinda agree with you, I think it should fundamentally be free, but Brilliant is not Jstor. Brilliant it's actually creating value with their gamified learning tools, Jstor is a vulture company that gives 0 fucks about the development of humanity and hordes knowelge that we already payed for.

@catchowens1402

9 ай бұрын

Newsthink, left out a lot of stuff they don't tell you how the F.B.I. were following Aaron and would not leave him alone. You know people depend on these Media Outlets to provide knowledge. The information you need to be able to make a choice. Last thing it is better for you to do a little research yourself instead of just watching one thing try reading the Guerilla Open Access Manifesto.

@TransgirlsEnjoyer

14 сағат бұрын

need awareness on how it happened under obama to send a message and how obama refused to fire killer prosecutor Carmen orbitz despite a big petition

I remember reading about Aaron Swartz years ago. Such a tragic loss of someone so talented. His vision of the benefits to humanity of the Internet was so optimistic. He was ahead of his time.

Brilliant is literally what Aaron was against, knowledge locked behind a paywall.

@nexterbybyegal

Жыл бұрын

But you could argue that you're paying for the fancy ways to gain knowledge and not the knowledge itself.

@tranquil0335

Жыл бұрын

@@nexterbybyegal ^

@spiderjerusalem4009

Жыл бұрын

and the those knowledges behind paywall are imparted merely under the notion "tips&tricks" yet no intuition/historical background on how people back in the day came to derive them/leastwise what they'd tried & thought prior to it. How do you think Gauss, euler, ramanujan, david hilbert, poincaré, lagrange, laplace, reimann, cauchy, galois, & etc many more had the incentive to invent/discover things that we use today but had to learn under a certain amount of time due to the formal system, but all of them weren't produced under such "certain amount of time"? Tells you why we rarely have any polymaths now, notably since the industrial revolution, where most people have since been isolated in the most unmotivating steps by which you can get the answers if you don't comprehend anything

@affirmajim8510

Жыл бұрын

and the those knowledges behind paywall are imparted merely under the notion "tips&tricks" yet no intuition/historical background on how people back in the day came to derive them/leastwise what they'd tried & thought prior to it. How do you think Gauss, euler, ramanujan, david hilbert, poincaré, lagrange, laplace, reimann, cauchy, galois, & etc many more had the incentive to invent/discover things that we use today but had to learn under a certain amount of time due to the formal system, but all of them weren't produced under such "certain amount of time"? Tells you why we rarely have any polymaths now, notably since the industrial revolution, where most people have since been isolated in the most unmotivating steps by which you can get the answers if you don't comprehend anything

@henocksherlock3340

Жыл бұрын

and those knowledges behind paywall are imparted merely under the notion "tips&tricks" yet no intuition/historical background on how people back in the day came to derive them/leastwise what they'd tried & thought prior to it. How do you think Gauss, euler, ramanujan, david hilbert, poincaré, lagrange, laplace, reimann, cauchy, galois, & etc many more had the incentive to invent/discover things that we use today but had to learn under a certain amount of time due to the formal system, but all of them weren't produced under such "certain amount of time"? Tells you why we rarely have any polymaths now, notably since the industrial revolution, where most people have since been isolated in the most unmotivating steps by which you can get the answers if you don't comprehend anything.

Its called the american dream because you have to be asleep to believe it. - George Carlin

There are a lot of people including Aaron that the world does not deserve - Snowden, Julian Assange, Edward Manning to name a few. They are too pure to understand that even though they fight for everyone, "few" will stand up for them.

@Live-hh6li

Жыл бұрын

Very true

@goattttttt954

Жыл бұрын

Lmao not Assange

@Bitcosb

Жыл бұрын

@@goattttttt954 why not assange

@jme2006

Жыл бұрын

Chelsea* manning

@funfatstudioscasualgaming

Жыл бұрын

Trump is in that category too. A true American hero.

Comparing Silk road founder who was selling drugs with Aaron is unfair.

“Stealing is stealing” yep and look at what’s happening in California and New York. They don’t even get arrested.

It's a shame that the few who have a vision and knowledge and dare to step out of the norm for the benefit of mankind find themselves in such horrific situations. We are such a passionate, compassionate, and cruel species.

@TechsumitX

Жыл бұрын

This made me think about Nikola tesla Who wanted electricity in whole world to be free

@GuinessOriginal

Жыл бұрын

@@TechsumitX came to write the same thing. And both were killed by us authorities, no coincidence.

Do you know during Ebola pandemic African Doctors couldn't get the proper knowledge of virus because the research paper was unaffordable to them..

@robkino6137

8 ай бұрын

"BUT MUH COPYRIGHT! MUH UNIVERSITY PROPERTY!" - Literal subhumans

@macforme

2 ай бұрын

If true... that is disgusting.

@rodschmidt8952

2 ай бұрын

ChatGPT says: False. While access to research papers and scientific literature can be a challenge in many parts of the world due to subscription costs or lack of access to academic resources, it's not accurate to say that African doctors couldn't get proper knowledge of the Ebola virus during the pandemic solely because research papers were unaffordable to them. During the Ebola pandemic, efforts were made to disseminate information and research findings widely, including through open-access publications, international collaborations, and initiatives to share data and findings. Additionally, organizations like the World Health Organization (WHO) and Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) provided critical information and resources to healthcare workers in affected regions. While there may have been barriers to accessing some research papers, various channels existed for African doctors and healthcare workers to access the knowledge needed to understand and respond to the Ebola virus during the pandemic.

@ohno7544

2 ай бұрын

@@rodschmidt8952 lil bro, the quora people use chatgpt as a lazy answer to get free views.

@silphonym

2 ай бұрын

​@@rodschmidt8952Do not use chatgpt as a source. It is not credible.

This broke my heart. I had no idea. I use Creative Commons all the time. Seeing where it came from breaks my heart. I wish he was still here. I think we'd be in a vastly different world.

I'm so happy to see such a large channel shining light on Aaron's story. Thank you

What a guy. What a freaking guy. I thought those things are only in movies.

Scientific journals should not own the research results! They did not pay for the research, taxpayers did! The system is broken and Aaron was right! We need more people like him.

When I started learning to program, I learned about him because he was the creator of markdown. Just reading his wiki page broke my heart. I wish that somehow I could turn back time and meet him before he took his own life. If I met him back then, could I have stopped it? If even I thought that, I can't imagine the grief the people around him felt. Everyone who has ever spoken to him would probably grieve for the genius that we lost too soon.

@gr8dvd

2 ай бұрын

👍👍👍 So difficult to know much less thwart suicidal tendencies. Decades ago lost a colleague to suicide, still haunts me.

Aaron would be turning in his grave if he knew what reddit is like now

the irony of having a paid educational ressource as a sponsor

💔 😢 he was not only genius but a good person too.. your legacy will never be forgotten 💗🙏

He didn't kill anyone, he didn't steal money. He was not a criminal but was treated like one. Shame on such justice system.

@DarcyWalker

3 ай бұрын

He literally illegally downloaded hundreds of thousands of dollars in ebooks

@yerip7706

Ай бұрын

⁠@@DarcyWalkeryou must really hate the Creative Commons license

@TransgirlsEnjoyer

14 сағат бұрын

shame on obama who sent his federal prosecutors after him and decline to fire that lady prosecutor

Sad story. I understand partly why he took the "extreme decision" since my walk of life is tainted as well by depression

@astrosci1109

Жыл бұрын

God bless you. Things will get well soon. Stay calm

@collectorguy3919

Жыл бұрын

@@astrosci1109 I'm sure you have good intentions, but things do not magically improve, and telling a person that and to stay calm is not helpful. The only thing that can improve is a person's ability to cope, and that requires hard work that never ends, and there's no guarantee that it's nearly enough. It's exhausting. Depression is so isolating because so many people don't understand (mercifully for them) and offer meaningless advice or wishful thinking that rings hollow. It has the effect of belittling a person. Imagine saying that to a person with a broken leg that won't heal. People with depression are under constant bombardment that they are only imagining a problem, because it's not obvious. I'm trying to offer insight to you, given in good faith, but imperfectly of course. No doubt, you mean well.

@Tenchi707

Жыл бұрын

@@collectorguy3919 If you had the most delicious food at 10 metres away from you, a depressed person despite being hungry would have thoughts damn I gotta go there first, people think that's lazy but it's the mental state where you just don't wanna exist, you don't feel like doing anything, simply just existing is hard

@astrosci1109

Жыл бұрын

​@@Tenchi707 man , depression is hard as heck. I feel bad for them . I sometimes wish I was an understanding sort of person who could somehow help them out.

@astrosci1109

Жыл бұрын

​@@collectorguy3919 yeah I wrote it just wishing good. I didn't know it had such an impact.

This man Aaron is an absolute American hero!!! The fact that he was sentenced to such a draconian degree tells you the level of criminality and moral rot in our academic institutions.

This just prove how this world is being function by money but not by kindness and humanity.

I did not expect this video to end this way. I hope more & more people get to know about this. Thank you Aaron Swartz...

I thought this video was amazing and I thank you for sharing this story.... although I do find it hilarious that your ad at the end is literally for a paid service to learn

@MySUHIT

Жыл бұрын

Yepp, ironic even, one might say.

@Pathlogos

Жыл бұрын

The audacity to combine Aaron s story and paid lessons. Just brilliant

We live in a messed up world. A sociopathic world, money and profits are more important than the life of a good person.

I love your content Newsthink and I appreciate you. Thank you for sharing this tragic story with us.

The most righteous are either vulnerable or under a grave.

This story needs to be told more and more. Good on you all for raising awareness about him. Ridiculous.

In a world where Big Tech is serially breaching copyright to obtain training data for large AI models... I'm convinced the law is a single edged sword, blunt when dealing with Trillion dollar companies and ruthless to individuals.

Stuff like this really itches me wrong...

Mr. Swartz was a "genius" who didn't understand the difference between freedom and theft.

Remember seeing a documentary on Aaron back in 2016 and i ugly sobbed at what he got after all this. This is what the world order does, suppress the enlightened and fuel the fools. Rest in Power Aaron.

It's sad that now Reddit is full of censorship.

In my opinion, people underestimate the value of academic documents. Cost of research is not cheap and universities dump thousands to millions of dollars just to produce those PDFs that we take for granted. The only time it becomes an issue is when the government itself charges the taxpayers to get a copy of their own documents. (Like how it is a stupid idea for banks to charge people if they want to withdraw their own money)

@drew3976

Жыл бұрын

I mean no one’s doubting those academic studies cost money to conduct. What troubles me is that anyone would try and limit information based on a “pay gate”. Especially considering a lot of these were funded by tax payers. Don’t you find it ironic that the same people who help fund this are deemed too stupid to read the data?

@drew3976

Жыл бұрын

Nice edit

@Jack-lo2iu

Жыл бұрын

Universities and the authors of these papers get zero dollars, all the money goes to the publisher. Not to mention a lot of research is at least in part funded by government sources like the nsf or the nih

@mattkasmir7050

Жыл бұрын

100%. There are so many self-proclaimed experts these days who don’t even comprehend how wrong they are on various issues. And they aren’t able to be corrected because the actual facts (scientific articles) are locked behind absurd paywalls in most cases. It’s absolutely horrific and I have nothing but respect for what this man was trying to attain.

@rogergalindo7318

Жыл бұрын

the issue here is that the government is not who is charging for the papers, it’s a company, for which the researchers have to pay for to upload their work, and after that, they don’t get paid even if other people pay through the platform for such research

A beautiful mind in an ugly world. Paying tribute and respect to this great man. And cursing all the old and evil outdated people to hell soon

This is one or the greatest KZread videos ever made thank you you deserve more views

Aaron thank you for your fight to make knowledge free for all.never forgotten in our hearts🙏🙏🙏❤

No good deed goes unpunished.

@TransgirlsEnjoyer

14 сағат бұрын

and obama whose federal prosecutors killed the aaron and who declined to fire those prosecutor is still not called out by sold out media

*Someone with technical knowledge* Law: "This is a dangerous person who can make computers walk and attack. 50 years jail" *A murderer and pedo* Law: "It happenend impulsively. Surely they meant no harm. 5 years jail." _(Leaves on bail on the 10th day)_

Just On recommend list and This channel Is Diamond In Yt I don't know you 13 min ago but Now I just Thank You for your Knowledgeable Videos .

There is some irony in him starting a company that now charges exorbitant fees to access their data.

@xbeauxyeux

2 ай бұрын

which one?

@lilumhoho8

2 ай бұрын

@@xbeauxyeuxHe is mentioning Reddit, as recently, Reddit now charges large amount of money to access their API

When did he create reddit? I missed that part.

@sciencecreatedus9475

Жыл бұрын

He didn't, he created a company which "merged" with reddit

They don't punish some of the most crooked SOBs enough and yet they led this brilliant man to his death.

Fantastic reporting!

How come the punishment of wirefraud is multiple times more than serious crimes , like rape and murder?

@t.s5806

Жыл бұрын

Because money has more value than human life apparently

@Bork_In_Volcanic

2 ай бұрын

Silk Road guy facilitated to move weapons and substances needed for rape and murder.

Absolutely brilliant video might be the best in the year

Thank you for sharing this important story.

Thanks for making this important video!

Comparing Aaron to a drug trafficking enabler such as Ulrich is really low of you.

@Newsthink

Жыл бұрын

I understand the anger; the comparison was more about whether there was government overreach in both situations which were related to internet crimes

@briancrawford8751

11 ай бұрын

@@Newsthink The comparison was unnecessary and seemed to be done in obliviously bad taste. Why not compare him to weev while you're at it?

Truly a tragedy; cannot be forgotten…

There's a full length movie made about him and his story, highly recommended: "The Internet's Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz" 2014

Wow! The journalism at its best. Pulitzer!

I cry everytime I see his story. 😢 World is a bad bad place 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

What a universal hero.

“Stealing is stealing, whether you use a computer command or a crowbar, an whether you take documents, data or dollars" - Carmen Ortiz But why wont you criticize those criminals who stole things but didint get arrested because they didint hit the maximum amount thy could steal?

Thank you for the video and the question you're raising. But for me this story, especially the way it ended begins more than a one case study. What would the question and consequently the answer be if after being released Aaron was headhanted by tech companies and invested into as a key talent (not that he'd want to, but try to get the point) , what would the question be if he lived happily ever after? What about those who are less visible and have no back up? We are under impression that justice system ende when the judge announces the verdict, sentencing a person to months, years, decades of inhumane conditions. Without a chance in some cases to ever get a fulfilled life, in many cases at a risk of getting back there. Justice should end when every single person gets a chance for a full and complete rehabilitation. Chance of leaving fascinating life. That's how it should be in my opinion. Until then the society is failing every one out (or rather in) 'there'.

Wow I didn’t know that, rest in peace Aaron,

Just got off listening to a special episode of Behind the Bastards on Aaron. Truly a hero for fighting for free information.

His ex-girlfriend ratted him out. Leaked his manifesto as written by him.

Scary how much one really smart guy can do when he gets angry.

I can't find Ross Ulbericht video which you mentioned it is on the description. Why it's not on the top so we can find it easily?

where do you think JSTOR, Elsivir & the others acquire the research papers to begin with?! a lot of the time that research is funded by tax exempt charitable/foundation contributions, federal tax dollars, a variety of other tax related subsidies and contributions, the tuition paid by you, the people, the student federal aid paid by you the people and most importantly, the time, money & intellectual labor of your students~! these publishing companies don't have a right to this information, YOU DO. what's even more shocking is that several of these companies are based IN ''THE CITY OF" LONDON

@MrFujinko

Жыл бұрын

No one is forcing researchers to hand over the rights to their work. They do it out of free will.

@masterblue1

Жыл бұрын

To be fair, you can also email the authors of the paper you want and 99% of the time they'll be glad to send you a copy

I'm so sad, really, too much...

the documentary goes into so much more depth I recommend everyone watch it

@youonlyliveonce777

11 ай бұрын

Where is it

@an742_

11 ай бұрын

@@youonlyliveonce777 "the internet's own boy" here on yt

the video was really well produced and i love the awareness you spread however I want to mention that it feel really bad when you're mentioning both Aaron and Ross Ulbricht in same sentence saying "The computer skills of Aaron Swartz and Ross Ulbricht played a huge role in their attempt to change the world". What Aaron did for the internet is something entirely different from Ross's work and even though two cases might look similar but they're entirely different from ideological point of view.

The most tragic part is freak users, powermods, and excessive rules have destroyed reddit.

Aaron got killed by us who stood by doing nothing, We - the people of this earth 🌎 have the power to change it forever for the better, no corporation no politicians can change that they will fallow as well after awhile 😀 Be kind, be generous be great, pay it forward, share it forward 😊

@anonymousperson4466

Жыл бұрын

nah man you just blamed the entire plannet......

It was the US state and judicial system who destroyed him, not downloading too much.

thats a foolish way to try and bring change to things you do not like and a sure way to ruin your life (which is what he ultimately did)

@MrFujinko

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it's a cautionary tale.

@RoIIingStoned

Жыл бұрын

No good deed goes unpunished

Keep in mind that "at government expense" really means at tax payers' expense. Making it freely available to the world should include translation into every language also. "Stealing is stealing", they Say? Then why do corporate thieves seldom go to jail? Even when everyone knows what happened.

@jonstone9741

Жыл бұрын

Even corporate murderers don't go to jail. Pacific Gas & Electric (in California) pled guilty to 82 counts of manslaughter for causing a massive fire that killed 82 people in Paradise, California. Nobody went to jail. But if a drunk driver kills one person in an auto accident, the drunk driver will go to prison.

@cbbcbb6803

Жыл бұрын

​​@@PeterSramkaMaybe I'm wrong, but I think very few people that were responsible for the 2007/2008 financial meltdowns experienced any jail time. I'm not a researcher. Don't know how to do it. I just suffer from whatever bad things happen with the economy, like most people. I am nonetheless presumptuous (maybe egotistical) enough to speak (write) what I feel. And it felt bad and it was scary to boot. It is like the following. Patient: Oh doctor, my knee hurts. Do something. Doctor: That's what I hate about you patients. You complain, but, never have any solutions. Yeally? That, in my opinion is the predicament we are all in.

So much potential lost, a great mind of tomorrow gone because of an incompetent prosecutor.

@PeterSramka

Жыл бұрын

He broke the law. They offered him a very lenient deal: 6 months in a minimum security prison. He refused. No one is above the law. The prosecutor was not incompetent.

This is why connection with family is required. Their guidance protects us from going too far. He was intelligent but did not know where to stop

Goverment should protect people like him. 😢

This is how paranoid the criminal oligarchs are!

Movie! Movie! Movie!

Hello Cindy, does Brilliant have certification?

@teenytinytoons

Жыл бұрын

You could’ve gone to their homepage with fewer keystrokes than this question.

Why am I crying??? As a human who struggled for 10 years with self-hate and low self-esteem, I can vouch for the importance of access to Good and worthy content via books. Those who(websites) made Nonfiction and fiction books available for free to students and people who can't afford them hope God bless them extra.

You left out Lawrence lessig's name and there's another deep dive to do there or so I've heard

He's absolutely right. Take it all!!! Libgen lives on

Poor kid. I saw his soul stir, troubled within.

Entitled people with no economic understanding of costs or sacrifices involved. When intelligence exceeds a young man's real world experience this happens

@robkino6137

8 ай бұрын

And your intelligence doesn't even exceed the digits on your hand, subhuman.

Downloading too much? He was giving people free access to education.

DA Carmen Ortiz should be charged with murder, or at least jailed for her blatant abuses of authority. Not just in the Schwartz case, this is the same DA in charge of a case where a lawyer who came forward with information on fraud committed a bank she worked for was charged with the crimes she reported on and treated the bank who committed those crimes as the 'victim'. There's cases she was involved with where the prosecutors moved forward on charges from an 'informant' but never spoke to the alleged victim until cross-examination when the alleged victims were testifying for the defense. That's how corrupt her office was when she was DA. But she never faced any consequences for the terrible things she did to people, the completely manufactured charges with zero evidence she managed to get indictments for by snowing the jury with wierd emotional pressure and random factoids unrelated to the case.

Wow! Im speechless and very impressed with this gentleman's ways.

Knowledge should be free

When I try to put myself into the sjoes of Aaron I began to see how distressed he would have felt from inside. The bightest mind like him could only advance the human race.

@libra8993

Жыл бұрын

yeah but he was as strong as he was weak, he literally just quit on us in lieu of a little suffering

Swartz was a hero. Copyright laws and IP are the essence of evil.

His legacy will live on

Creative Commons. Markdwon. RSS. Reddit. This guy pioneered the FOSS Movement

Now Reddit is about to IPO. Horrendous

Literally the coolest guy to exist

US Govt, US police, US Courts, US Feds what a Joke they are !!!

There are special places in hell for those who threatened him and those who want benefit for themselves to the point they drive such a great person to death.

Great story, Aaron Swartz should be considered a hero in the hacker community.

That idiotic attorney should be punished !!!!