In terms of jumping to the sci-fi dystopian implication, I think it's quite fun to think about and certainly part of being a real technologist...: After all, d

In terms of jumping to the sci-fi dystopian implication, I think it's quite fun to think about and certainly part of being a real technologist...: After all, doesn't the kind of of digital truth (or digital behaviourism) epitomized by this study threaten to undermine the foundation of ideas like individual emancipation or of the common? Like let's say you move to a quaint town that the AI found for you. Who moved in and is now a member of that community, you and your wife or your digital doppelgangers? And where did you move? The town or it's statistical analog warehoused in a data-center somewhere. When a new shop opens up in the town and you find your favorite brand of wine from your previous town on the shelves ... what's going on?