I'm passionate about knowledge, freedom, and equality. The more you know, the more there is still to know. Knowledge tickles curiosity. Knowledge is based on scientific findings and practical experience. Everything else is guesswork. With knowledge easily available there is freedom in the world. Knowledge for all! Knowing what Human Rights are, what Democracy is based on, how Nature is composed, you can form a Life Stance of your own. Free from dogmatic truths. Freedom—promoted by Human Rights—includes the right to believe in anything and not to believe. Equally distributed knowledge and freedom. Facts easily demonstrate that countries of high equality offer better living conditions; less poverty, higher life expectancy, less violence ... Why are our societies moving in the wrong direction? SmultronPlace aims at freedom for all. Whether you are a wealthy housewife in Hollywood, an isolated sister or brother in the Swat valley we all could benefit from more freedom. It can be changed! Malala is a living proof. I've outlined an Internet project promoting knowledge and man's right to live a worthy life. Therefore I'm looking for international expertise in various areas like interpretation, digital design, culture, programming, social media marketing, crowd funding ... Aiming at man's liberation would appeal to “funders in the crowd”? Interested even if it doesn't payoff in the near future? A taste of SmultronPlace even if it's in Swedish. English coming up soon. With respect to the tragic events in Paris, I came to think of a cultural program about children's programs on TV in the 70's. Someone asked:– But this is frightening, were not the children afraid? The answer was: – It is not dangerous to be afraid. It is a part of life! – It is not dangerous to be offended! It can be uncomfortable but it can never be measured in murder! Death penalty doesn't revive a murder victim. Guns do not kill ideas! But weapons now scare journalists, we get a quieter society, a limited debate climate ... an unenlightened existence! Freedom of expression must be defended!