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That all of those systems are extremely centralized? i don't get your point on this one as it seems to reaffirm my comment.
by TrapLord_Rhodo 4y ago
That all of those systems are extremely centralized? i don't get your point on this one as it seems to reaffirm my comment.
- bendtheblock 4y agoThe centralized nature of these oligopolies is a property of capitalism, i.e. capital consolidates power. You are saying that search, storage etc are centralised because of the tech? Why are they any more centralised than the other (pre-internet) examples I mentioned?
- TrapLord_Rhodo 4y agoahh, i was looking at those company's 'as tech'. In the sense of technology, not internet company's we see today. To be honest I think we agree, we are just getting caught up in semantics. Whether it is capitalism or tech that's doing it is irrelevant because we have the development of technology in a capitalistic world order. In other words, it is impossible to differentiate when the two are so intertwined.