been istanbul out of logs in virus server in london now he can reach every website including wiki pedia using a v.p.n. is not illegal in turkey. but in his workshops you know here advises against buying commercial products. because we have nothing against zen made itself we're actually pretty great. fulcher the company for making people aware of encryption but if you use v.p.n. you're revealing your entire internet traffic to the provider and if this provider is a company that bothers me if i can't trust my own government why should i trust the commercial providers such as. he's built up an online platform with this he explains to young people in turkey how they can set up their own v.p.n. in twenty minutes using free software from the internet. in software start up zen may test thirty five employees go show your death is responsible for turkey. internal sensors and their. personal. data protection is the second reason why v.p.n. is increasingly popular for example in the u.s. and in germany. there may be no censorship in those countries but users worry that someone could steal their da

is restricted we who are richer lives in turkey his government has blocked many websites such as wiki pedia. when the entrepreneur surfs the web he uses encrypted p.p.m. technology. will he end gives me security i can access sites that are blocked you never know exactly why certain sites are blocked but with v.p.n. i can access them all. the more people restrict the internet the more potential customers we have. seen on spec it develops v.p.n. software he found his company's then mate in berlin in twenty thirteen. he actually profits from the increasing censorship in many countries around the world not just in turkey it's meant. as an. activist we're not an ngo we're not activists we're not rebels but we're a profit oriented company that at the same time tries to do something good with the profit and the monetary success we have to use the internet in the way the internet's inventors and once imagined it that is free and uncensored. they've installed one hundred fifty servers worldwide through which customers access the internet although they may be located in turkey and they might access t

it will have all of wiki pedia as its resource but do you think that it's inevitable that we're going to see basically a merging of man with machine that we're basically going to have to. figure out basically how the brain functions to a place where we can just download intelligence and data into a machines that we can prolong our life or expand our memory or do you think that there is actually a potential future where we we have machines augmenting our our technology we actually don't merge machinery you know with nanotech and other things into us i think that we're going to emerge because i think it's a natural aspect of human evolution it's just like saying we you know we were able to grow cotton. we're both hemp and then we're going to wear clothes we're just look at them outside of ourselves clothing fashion and all these things to become interval parts of our identity as human beings both individually and as a group so this is a much much more profound nate aspect of evolution through the expansion of a technology but there's no way that it's going to stay outside of us it's goi

totalitarian means relating to a government where the ruler or ruling group has complete control now wiki pedia goes a little bit deeper into this because of course that could be authoritarianism but they're saying it's different from authoritarianism because in authoritarianism yes you have an a group of the elite and perhaps a dictator the controls everything but they're only interested in political power and they want to control the politics and that is usually with the military so with totalitarianism they want to increase control every single aspect of you it was the term totalitarianism arose out of italy to tallaght tare oh this is you know loosely wanted to control the entire mind of the population if you're you could commit thought crimes so this is interesting in that we see it go jump from a thought terry nasm to tao tearing ism and we see it from thought crime to face crime you know to facebook should rename itself as face crime because they are assisting in abating this move toward totalitarianism and the question i guess is why why now why is to tout china's i'm rearing its ugly h

those days are long gone but the not psych low pedia lives on online. we're not talking wiki. looked it up. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: americans are awash in information. most of us walk around with devices that give us instant access to all the knowledge in human history. >> for me, this is where it all began. >> reporter: but before you could google it and long before we met alexa, there was brin britanica. >> you think of the encyclopedia. >> i 4rer7learned how to write copying articles out of britanica. this is an original first edition. >> reporter: which turns 250 years old this month. founded in 1768 in edinborough, scotland, britanica was the brain child of a printer and an engraver. also, they had an editor named william smelly. >> william smelly was an editor, a very learned man. >> reporter: his problem? >> his capacity for drinking. >> reporter: and yet somehow these two men with no formal training and one very drunk editor managed to write and publish the first edition of the encyclopedia britanica. >> it was useful, combining scholarship with practical information. >> repo