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Dude, your exact post is >How, exactly? Explain the physics of that to me. How is ad tech destroying the world? And now your telling me >I didn't ask if it w
by lovich 8y ago
Dude, your exact post is
>How, exactly? Explain the physics of that to me. How is ad tech destroying the world?
And now your telling me
>I didn't ask if it was destroying the world
Was some critical word here deleted by autocorrect? Because those you explicitly asked how it was destroying the world in the text that is in this thread
- darawk 8y agoRead the original post. I pretty clearly articulated what I was asking. You're being disingenuous, now.
- lovich 8y agoYou asked how it was destroying the world, and then said you didn't ask that. I am actually trying to understand you, but cannot see what you mean when these statements can't both be true
- darawk 8y agoI asked if all it was doing was destroying the world. Then, in a follow-up, I asked you to explain the physics of how it was destroying the world. The emphasis being on the word 'how' in that question. I didn't mean the literal physics in the sense of tearing the earth apart - I meant the process by which it was eroding culture, community, values, etc. I think that there is a decently strong case to be made that social media, especially certain forms of social media, are in fact doing those things. I think there is a case to be made that advertising generally has helped that along, by allowing social media services to be free for users. I don't really see the case that 'ad tech' has had much to do with that, other than by optimizing the ads seen to make the companies marginally more profitable.