Article jumps off with facts not in evidence. "an issue that unites Americans across political and geographic divides is that these corporations, collectively k

Article jumps off with facts not in evidence. "an issue that unites Americans across political and geographic divides is that these corporations, collectively known as “Big Tech,” have too much power over nearly every facet of our lives", it claims. Yet national opinion surveys consistently show that "Big Tech" companies are on par with things like Cheerios in terms of trust and general perception. The author later goes on to suggest that we should side with Yelp and Match.com, two of the most mendacious and evil entities to ever register a domain. In between there is a lot of other mushy thinking. This doesn't seem like the author's strongest work.