Brian Gongol
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Not by itself, but by making it easier for almost everyone (at least in the Internet-connected world) to sample many of the things that used to be out-of-reach "high culture". A broadening of interests, the very object of the classical liberal education, may be a quite natural result. And if it's working, then it's quite effective evidence that governments ought to stay away from regulating tastes and preferences.