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>If we use his paradigm to analyze the 'tech situation', the most likely outcome is furious protests, with no ability to cohere around any specific action. Who
by deeeeplearning 6y ago
>If we use his paradigm to analyze the 'tech situation', the most likely outcome is furious protests, with no ability to cohere around any specific action.
Who exactly is going to participate in "furious protests" against breaking up mega tech companies? lol
- nickff 6y ago>"Who exactly is going to participate in "furious protests" against breaking up mega tech companies? lol" ... The furious protests would be against the tech companies, but those protesters would not be able to cohere around a specific action. The closest analogy would be Occupy Wall St. There were large protests, and not many counter-protests (other than the tangentially related Tea Party ones, which were anti-government, not pro-Wall St.).
- m0zg 6y agoAnd if someone does, will anyone ever find out? They'll be "deplatformed" everywhere if they even _think_ of doing something coherent.