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Even if it turns out to be worse, having an alternative can be good. Imagine a bunch of therapists in [insert country you find evil], they obviously depend on s
by Frummy 2y ago
Even if it turns out to be worse, having an alternative can be good. Imagine a bunch of therapists in [insert country you find evil], they obviously depend on salaries and for example could divert critical but healthy sentiments toward e g the local military. Strange example but just the cultural variation and independence I mean can be worthwhile.
But then there’s the logs and the training and telemetry maybe a journalist for example would have to run locally if they had such a demand without better alternatives