Users are funneled towards actions exploited by both politics and greed. Many have no choice.
limer
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This tech we all use is advancing exponentially.
And we must be ready to embrace the dizzying changes in the next few years so that we can improve our lives and have better governments.
It’s like watching a very elaborate game of good cop, bad cop.
But, they will be elected again, soon, to be the good cop that rescues Americans. And will do enough good to setup the working class for more loss during the next bad cop cycle.
Their superpower is to allow centralists to sleep well half the nights during a decade.
Wait we have at least one ? A real one?? Where??!
Your very welcome!!
I design systems similar to this; in my mindset the competency and privacy are the same.
There is simply no way anyone competent or knowledgeable would have made this series of mistakes in good faith. And it’s very hard for someone not knowledgeable about the tech to understand the magnitude.
It’s rather like designing and selling car with bad breaks, and your car gets into an accident which could have been avoided had the breaks worked. But nobody could test the breaks fully?
Sounds like a long term issue that will not resolve itself. The only relevant advice anyone can give here is tips about job searching or sympathy.
You have my sympathy
The only thing we know about the Greeks are what the medieval scholars thought were important to keep among the writings by a slave owning and particularly cruel upper class.
These arseholes had no clue what common people thought, much less those who lived by the sea.
There were over 500 other politicians who endorsed this; but I think she built her brand among those who feel particularly betrayed. And there is also a dose of misogamy, here and there.
But why do people feel so betrayed after older votes and actions should have triggered this much earlier? And will most of this go away soon?
“Being There” is as valid now as it was then. I liked the book and the movie.
Sadly the book is still copy-written, but copies are easily bought, in libraries or found .
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