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> prolific publicly in everything he preaches about. I think that's the key point: he's private where he's given no consent (i.e. being tracked on the web), an
by peatmoss 9y ago
> prolific publicly in everything he preaches about.
I think that's the key point: he's private where he's given no consent (i.e. being tracked on the web), and is public where he has chosen to... preach.
- overcast 9y agoTo the extent that you need a remote system to retrieve a webpage, and then email it to you so you can read it?! I mean come on here.
- peatmoss 9y agoYou can argue that is extreme (it's certainly more extreme than I'm able / willing to do), but your earlier comment was claiming a disconnect between his web browsing habits and the public persona that he maintains. I don't see his cultivated public persona at odds with his private desire to be un-tracked on the web.