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It’s at once hard to believe it’s already been 25 years and, given the job, to feel like that’s way too short a time. I feel like I’ve gotten to be 20 different people since I started at FIRE. I was hired at 26, had just turned 27 by my first day of work, and the following 25 years have included some of the hardest years of my life and many of the best.
But here I am, having gone from working with five other people to a team of 140 of the best and most principled people in the business, getting to do the work I went to law school specifically to do.
So after 25 years, what are my plans for the rest of my career? More, harder, bigger, smarter.
FIRE has become an important force for good in the United States and for the future of free speech, and I want to make sure we remain one. I want us to reach more people, help more people who are censored, create even better precedent, and help educate a generation—or more—about the eternally radical idea of free speech and why we must never take it for granted.
Thanks to everyone who helped make these amazing 25 years possible. And given that my dad just turned 100 and seems to be doing pretty well, I’m aiming for another 50.
