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If you can't see that Amazon's motives in this do not stem from good aspects of human potential and nature, whether they themselves realise it or not, then y
by test8899 6y ago
If you can't see that Amazon's motives in this
do not stem from good aspects of human potential and nature,
whether they themselves realise it or not,
then you lack insight.
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I've stopped ordering from Amazon.
Even if it costs a bit more,
it feels so good.
It's the right thing to do.
I refuse to work for them,
and so should you.
Shame on the weak, greedy, and fearful that do.
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Government regulation seems to be the only way
to prevent a perverse, grotesque future
and present.
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But standing in the way -
Cursed human delusion,
confusion,
greed
and fear.
Cursed ideology.
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It acts in all of us.
Damned be this condition.
May we all see the light.
- tracer4201 6y agoThis comes off as overly dramatic fear mongering. We’ve moved on from big oil being the bogey man and source of our problems to Amazon and big tech. Amazon has a detection system to figure out if you are getting tired. Sounds great to me. If you’re driving a huge rig or even a larger van, you falling asleep at the wheel means risk to your self and others on the road. Not everything is bad and evil. This almost feels like an anti Amazon propaganda campaign to me. Why? Amazon isn’t the only one in the delivery business. Do their competitors have the technological capability to put this kind of feature in production? Probably not. CCTVs have been around for decades. If surveillance was an issue, it would have come up many decades ago.