It is natural and should be common knowledge—especially transparency and information, which are the core of academia—that limiting, restricting, or concealing information severely undermines our democratic foundation and strays from academic principles.
Freedom of speech—the right to share information—is fundamental and necessary to thrive, encourages public discussion, and offers effective resolutions.
I provide preliminary information; the next step is validation. Information is indispensable for accountability and for making better decisions moving forward.
(Brillo 2025 [message/lecture]).
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