> For example kids shouldn't get depressed This will be hand-waved away as being caused by other influences > data should be private Sure, it's private: we k

> For example kids shouldn't get depressed This will be hand-waved away as being caused by other influences > data should be private Sure, it's private: we know literally everything about you down to when you use the toilet, and so do all of our data brokers and your government. But it's tied to a token, and you'd have to do a SQL join to attach that token to your name, and we put up a flyer in the break room telling people not to do that SQL join. > widely spread information should be reasonably accurate. There are so, so many opportunities to frame things in extremely misleading ways to drive a certain narrative and the entire social media and corporate news establishment does this. And when they get caught making stuff up, just call it a mistake and run a retraction in fine print that no one sees