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Though freedom to say anything (including false things) is one way people get to talk about them and figure out what's true. This must be some residual JS Mill reading kicking around in my head, coming out from time-to-time
You're applying the principle of charity, which is admirable, but really people have got to be careful claiming, starkly, that freedom often (not sometimes, not potentially, but often), conflicts with truth.
How big is often? Is it a metric often or an old imperial often? Anyway. I'm also applying the principle of: I personally have no other context to work with. I hope I remember and get the chance to see the full talk. 1/
Also, personally again, I tend to think that freedom to say whatever you want, including false things, leads to debates which can get us closer to the truth. Many things we say aren't 100% true or false, but a combination, JSMill, blah blah blah.
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