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In a world that is rapidly changing into tightly controlled presentation channels, banning of not tightly controlled information sharing channels, and ubiquitou
by PeterStuer 6y ago
In a world that is rapidly changing into tightly controlled presentation channels, banning of not tightly controlled information sharing channels, and ubiquitous AI backed bots sifting through any exchange in search of even the most farfetched resemblance and where spurious strikes mean tried guilty and sentenced until proven innocent, that point of view might be a tad naive.
Information never wanted to be free. It has no will. The freedom was the result of many people willing to stand against its confinement.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- devilduck 6y agoI don't know why you felt like you needed to try to explain to me that information has no will of it's own, speaking of naivete. Perhaps you are familiar with the idea of metaphor? Additionally, "information wants to be free" is an old hacker adage, in case you weren't aware of that.