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> my crayon doesn't have access to my entire online life or my shopping habits, and I have no effective societal obligation to own Crayola crayons. Those have o
by ascorbic 2y ago
> my crayon doesn't have access to my entire online life or my shopping habits, and I have no effective societal obligation to own Crayola crayons.
Those have only really become an aspect of antitrust cases in the past decade though
- 1propionyl 2y agoRailroad, telecom, and oil monopolies of their time had their own analogue forms of reach into everyday life in ways crayons did/do not.