TED: The unstoppable walk to political reform | Lawrence Lessig

The video discusses three stories: Intel's Pentium chip flaw, Martin Niemoller's poetry, and Aaron Swartz's activism. It highlights the importance of recognizing and addressing flaws, whether in technology or democracy. The speaker shares personal experiences and initiatives like Granny D's walk for campaign finance reform and future plans for political change, emphasizing hope and collective action.

What was the flaw announced by Intel in their Pentium chip?

How did the community react to the flaw in the Pentium chip?

What was Martin Niemoller's poem about, and what insight does it provide?

What question did Aaron Swartz pose to the speaker before the TED Talk?

What was the significance of Granny D's walk for campaign finance reform?

What was the purpose of the walk organized in New Hampshire in January?

What gap in public opinion regarding political reform was highlighted in the talk?

What message does the speaker convey about hope and activism?

What is the proposed experiment with a super PAC mentioned in the talk?

What is the significance of the date November 8 mentioned in the talk?