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I find it weird that security experts study social engineering techniques, online manipulation, memetics, foreign infiltration, etc. However, if you somehow men
by encryptluks2 4y ago
I find it weird that security experts study social engineering techniques, online manipulation, memetics, foreign infiltration, etc. However, if you somehow mention it being done from people they believe have their best interests in mind all that knowledge goes out the window to question everything.. Literally, you have to question almost everything.
- sieabahlpark 4y ago
- forgetfreeman 4y agoI'll see you that and raise you all of those things exist in the world, have been made possible at scale by "technology", have rendered most institutions at best ineffectual and frequently actively harmful, has atomized society to the point we've got literal Nazis (miss me with the conservative crocodile tears, I'm talking capital N Nazis) occupying space in public discourse again, and have provided cover for every form of abuse/exploitation/manipulation known to man over the last 40 years. In the face of all of that the most common argument in favor is "innovation" which in practice means a thing that saves a trip to the store or a different thing that shits all over already low wage workers working conditions.