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> Who is anyone to say that this use case is wrong? So when faced with an important question, you've decided to opt for an indifferent shrug, which is frustra
by photonthug 1y ago
> Who is anyone to say that this use case is wrong?
So when faced with an important question, you've decided to opt for an indifferent shrug, which is frustrating. But the usual answers apply here so you're in luck. As with most other things.. one should probably consult with experts or practitioners in the field, governments, family or human friends you trust, or shit just poll society in general if you don't trust any of the other people.
I think if you want to consult desperate and vulnerable people, or a random company who stands to profit from "anything goes!", then you already know you're not going to get a very well-considered kind of response
- motoxpro 1y agoWith that argument, you should use a “real” lawyer, or coder, or designer, or strategy consultant. Instead of an indifferent shrug, I would argue that paying attention to the fact that all of the things you mentioned are available now and people STILL are seeking this out goes to show that it’s a real problem. As with most problems, the usual answers apply, people have made the choice already, you can either have the empathy to meet them where they are and understand WHY they are doing it, or you can dismiss it and suggest a perfect solution that is unrealistic.