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> based on their behavior, they don't care. Personally I see it as "based on their behavior, they don't understand" We also need far more computer/tech litera
by maerF0x0 3y ago
> based on their behavior, they don't care.
Personally I see it as "based on their behavior, they don't understand"
We also need far more computer/tech literacy in the education system and populace.
- chromoblob 3y agoIn a healthy person, caring should pretty surely imply efforts to research the topic and eventual understanding.
- janalsncm 3y agoYes, but not caring could mean either not understanding or understanding but still not caring.
- mkoubaa 3y agoPeople can very easily understand but still not care. Caring about something is a zero sum competition for headspace. Throw in a newborn baby, a car wreck, a death in the family, and losing your passport, and see how much you care about your smart light bulb being secure.