The Boy Who Could Change the World

Aaron Swartz's life and work are explored through his insightful essays that challenge conventional views on intellectual property and the Internet. A technical genius and passionate activist, he wrote with humor and depth on various topics, including pop culture and politics. His tragic suicide in 2013, following aggressive legal battles, highlighted the struggles he faced. This collection features previously unpublished essays on education, governance, and urban life, showcasing the unique perspectives of a remarkable mind whose influence continues to resonate.