> Personal responsibility cannot overcome AI designed to addict you. I agree with your general arguments but you're going too far here. Individuals can overco

> Personal responsibility cannot overcome AI designed to addict you. I agree with your general arguments but you're going too far here. Individuals can overcome addiction. That doesn't change the big picture of how additive substances and services effect society as a whole, and I agree corporations use personal responsibility rhetoric to stave off government regulation. But you're going too far by suggesting that individual addicts have no chance of quitting. Many people have quit, proving that it's not impossible. It's good to see the whole forest, but don't forget the trees.