I am dreaming of a future where brain implants allow us installing adblockers into our head. Until, we should contition ourselves against flamebait and other ha

I am dreaming of a future where brain implants allow us installing adblockers into our head. Until, we should contition ourselves against flamebait and other harmful practices distorting our life, those are not in the interest of those paying big money for it (the customers together). In fact it is agitating for us, misleading and manipulating us, robbing us, injurious to us. Let me be an object lession how not to do, first of clicking on the article, and second, writing a long comment. Should not deserve any attention! Shall fall onto our blind spot permanently. The idea of the ad itself is just slightly approaching the entertaining zone - the only aspect that can be mentioned in favour of established marketing practices - but with a distinct smell of all the sweat used to come up with it for such a pity 'innovation' or 'function'. I feel the force of desperation in it.