Interesting thought. I wonder if the value of the time in a person's life spent without having their data tracked, sold and used to influence their thought and

Interesting thought. I wonder if the value of the time in a person's life spent without having their data tracked, sold and used to influence their thought and decisions doesn't increase over time like an investment. So let's say they were not under heavy surveillance and sway from such a system for one year 5 years ago... Could that year away have given them a base formation of better adjusted mental health habits that helps them more today because it happened earlier in life than it would have if they had been free of it for only the past year, after 4 years more of continued privacy and attention degradation? I bet this is especially poignant when neuroplasticity is considered. Optimistically, this would mean any resistance made today hurts the state-corp alliance hard now, and benefits the human being especially hard later, giving courage to make efforts for the long game.