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A ++good piece. I particularly liked this astute observation by one of the article's sources:- > "They are working hard to get you to behave true to your stat
by bahjoite 10y ago
A ++good piece. I particularly liked this astute observation by one of the article's sources:-
> "They are working hard to get you to behave true to your statistical profile," Rushkoff says, "and in doing so they reduce your spontaneity, your anomalous behavior, your human agency, as they try to get you to conform to the most marketable probable outcome. When we're doing that en masse, to an entire city - that kind of long-term manipulation is just astounding."