> This is not "have a discussion with your kids" territory, it's nightmares and trauma. The big tech companies are so far removed from real users that they'll

> This is not "have a discussion with your kids" territory, it's nightmares and trauma. The big tech companies are so far removed from real users that they'll just tighten a few screws on their machine learning and call it fixed. You're a roundoff error to them, unfortunately. These people are the real machines, servicing the electronic machines to make money for their masters, the execs and stockholders.