I feel sad that we're (and possibly always were?) in a world where what you've said is true. The collective lack of discernment and the collective lack of outr

I feel sad that we're (and possibly always were?) in a world where what you've said is true. The collective lack of discernment and the collective lack of outrage (with appropriate action) make it seem like humanity would, probably by the turn of this century, live in one of those dystopian societies that we know of only from science fiction. I'm trying to hold on to hope that there will be a revolution - decentralized communications, strong encryption as defaults, privacy conscious people understanding how they're manipulated and using solutions that help them stay out of "bubbles" and in control of their privacy, etc.