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Let's say a food manufacturer finds a chemical that is tasteless but addictive and starts adding it to all their food. Would you also argue that this is very cl
by dwiel 6y ago
Let's say a food manufacturer finds a chemical that is tasteless but addictive and starts adding it to all their food. Would you also argue that this is very clearly food the people want to consume?
- visarga 6y agoA compelling analogy. We need tools to monitor what they put into our feeds.
- aethertron 6y agoI like the food analogy, let's extend it. We have ingredients lists on packaged processed food, but we have more than that: the ability to buy ingredients, learn recipes, make recipes, and cook. We should have the ability to put what we choose (and omit what we don't) in our feeds.
- therealx 6y agoPackaged food doesn't have to list items if they are in small enough quantity. Many potential addicting substances would be under that allotment. We should have the ability to control it all, though.