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I'm not talking merely about platforms for discovering information, I'm talking about platforms for thinking. Have you ever seen https://www.bayesialab.com https://www.bayesialab.com? I went to one of their workshops in NYC and they produced quite a convincing example of this. The economy/society is not a zero sum game as you are suggesting. It's a cooperative game. In some local scenarios it is a zero sum game, but to look at the whole economy/society like that is misleading. But yes, if people are looking to destroy each other, then yes, technology will just facilitate that. It is in most people's best interest to cooperate though. So you're saying even if we do have platforms for thinking that help people navigate complex issues, it wouldn't have any economic or political benefit?