> a lot of strong words The words are mild and sometimes even a little playful. The ideas are strong. Please offer some strong ideas in response, instead of ca

> a lot of strong words The words are mild and sometimes even a little playful. The ideas are strong. Please offer some strong ideas in response, instead of calling other people crazy, which makes you look weak. > nothing remotely actionable... The fix could be the market, regulatory, and/or technical. The premise of the piece is that markets have wholly failed to provide computer security for people, that technical complexity has escaped us as engineers, and that regulation is undesirable, difficult and often makes things worse. The time is now for this stuff to get very _political_. As I wake up this morning to UK news that we'd like to ban Twitter I'm already seeing some good evidence this is happening. If you don't believe that politics is relevant action in our society you wouldn't be alone. But you'd still be in a disaffected minority. Please understand that the rest of the billions of people are going to move to increasingly effective political means to unseat derelict and corrosive US big-tech in order to build a better technological society.