This can be made to happen. It is quite near to us now, the trends favor it. The consequences of genuine intellectual freedom are literally and rightfully unimaginable. But the unimaginable is the right thing to do. The unimaginable is far better than perfection, because perfection can never be achieved, and it would kill us if it were.
Human beings are imperfect and imperfectable, and their networks even more so.
We should probably be happy for the noise and disruption in the channel, since so much of what we think we know, and love to teach, are mistakes and lies. But nevertheless, we can achieve progress here. We can remove some modicum of the fatal, choking constraints that throughout centuries have bent people double. A human mind in pursuit of self-actualization should be allowed to go as far and as fast as our means allow. This practice will not lead us toward any dream, any City on a Hill, any phony form of static bliss.