This week the World Economic Forum met in Davos‚ Switzerland‚ for its annual summit. Unsurprisingly‚ one of the major topics of conversation revolved around “disinformation‚” or in other words‚ anything that goes against the elites’ agenda. It’s no secret that many of the most prominent and powerful global leaders are hostile toward free speech‚ but one individual who has been refreshingly pro-free speech is Elon Musk. His efforts toward protecting this right are evident in his purchasing and rewiring of X‚ which‚ under previous ownership‚ was notorious for censoring content deemed unfavorable. However‚ Musk’s unapologetic support of free speech has caused him to be blacklisted among other elites. Ravi Agrawal‚ editor in chief of Foreign Policy magazine and a Davos attendant‚ even said so himself. Dave Rubin plays a clip of Agrawal accidentally revealing why Elon Musk wasn’t invited to this year’s summit. In a conversation about “real information” versus “disinformation‚” the importance of “[differentiating] truth from fiction‚” and the media’s role in that‚ Agrawal said‚ “Not all tech CEOs admit that they’re not good at every single thing. … At least one tech CEO hasn’t been invited here‚ who likes to think he’s very good at media as well.” “They're talking about Elon Musk‚ obviously – the one guy who has opened up Twitter so more of us can share ideas‚ so we can debunk things in real time … [and] call out the bulls*** from our politicians and from people like them‚” says Dave. “That's what they hate the most‚ so they didn't even invite him.” Want more from Dave Rubin?To enjoy more honest conversations‚ free speech‚ and big ideas with Dave Rubin‚ subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America‚ defend the Constitution‚ and live the American dream.

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I haven’t played Valorant in over six months‚ yet my first role in this industry was‚ in fact‚ as a Valorant and League of Legends writer. I'd come home every day after university (or sometimes during)‚ boot up Riot’s FPS‚ insta-lock Skye‚ and cause absolute chaos. Now‚ however‚ I barely think about it - until a new chapter rolls around‚ just as Episode 8 has. Continue reading Valorant needs to take one huge leaf out of Overwatch’s book MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Valorant Night Market dates‚ Valorant ranks‚ Valorant crosshair codes

In 1913‚ Henry Ford implemented the first moving assembly line. In Palworld‚ I’m managing a weapons production facility of anthropomorphic cats and feeling pretty icky about it. Pocketpair’s Pokémon PC game has been in the pipeline for years‚ but watching a videogame protagonist use a cartoon lamb as a meat shield sure sticks in the mind. This brand of provocative subversion of beloved childhood media isn’t new – it’s practically a whole internet subgenre at this point – but we rarely see it come to fruition where pocket monsters are concerned. Well‚ rise and grind‚ Pikachu. It’s here now. Continue reading Palworld early access review – a morbid and messy survival game MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Palworld pals‚ Palworld review‚ Palworld system requirements

Cult of the Lamb's ovine protagonist has made the jump to physics battler Party Animals. There'll be less in the way of elder god-worshipping murder‚ but if you're a fan of either‚ this could be a dream come true. Continue reading One of the best roguelikes ever is finally getting our dream crossover MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Party Animals release date‚ Best multiplayer games‚ Best indie games

What are the best Diablo 4 settings? We're getting used to spending time in hell as Diablo 4 continues to be one of the leading ARPG games available in 2024. As we near the Season of the Construct‚ it's worth checking to see if your graphical settings are still the right ones for your setup. Continue reading Best Diablo 4 settings for max fps MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Diablo 4 builds‚ Diablo 4 review‚ Diablo 4 classes

Between Battlefield‚ Call of Duty‚ Hell Let Loose‚ War Thunder‚ and myriad others‚ there are dozens of war games. But it’s not often that they make you feel the impact and ardor of combat. The reason I love Company of Heroes 3 and XCOM 2 is that they impress a huge sense of danger and consequences around even the slightest actions. You’re not commanding a huge‚ faceless army‚ as it conquers swathes of opposition territory. You’re responsible for just a few people‚ and even the decision to push forward a few yards rather than stay put can mark the difference between their lives and their deaths. A new strategy sim‚ available now on Steam‚ takes these mechanics and this atmosphere to greater heights. Set during the darkest hours of WWI‚ you’re not just safeguarding your troops during missions. You’re making vital‚ painful decisions that affect their lives in between. Continue reading Company of Heroes 3 meets XCOM in realistic new WWI strategy game MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best strategy games‚ Best war games‚ Best RTS games

Component maker Galax has just announced a new graphics card for gamers looking to squeeze the most out of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Super. The concisely named GeForce RTX 4070 Super Galax Hall of Fame OC Lab Edition overclocks the GPU boost clock to a massive 2‚685MHz‚ potentially making it up to 8.5% faster than a standard GeForce RTX 4070 Super. Continue reading The fastest RTX 4070 Super sure looks great‚ but it won’t be cheap MORE FROM PCGAMESN: GeForce RTX 4070 Super review‚ DLSS explained‚ Best graphics cards

LG has an enviable reputation for making some of the fastest-responding IPS gaming monitors you can buy‚ and right now you can save big on one of its most covetable displays. This LG gaming monitor deal gets you $150 off the usual price of the 27GR83Q-B‚ a 240Hz display with a 27-inch screen and a QHD resolution. Continue reading Save $150 on this 240Hz QHD LG gaming monitor MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card‚ Best gaming PC‚ Best SSD for gaming

Ghostrunner 2‚ already the best action game of 2023‚ is about to get even better. To coincide with the Chinese New Year‚ developer One More Level is delivering the free Year of the Dragon update‚ which adds extra roguelike challenges alongside a Chinese voiceover option. Continue reading 2023’s best action game is getting a slick new roguelike upgrade MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Ghostrunner 2 review‚ Best cyberpunk games‚ Best RPG games