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I think that Adolf disagrees: if anything, computers make fascism not possible. Long gone are the days he was elected and long gone are the days Germans built a
by AdrianB1 1y ago
I think that Adolf disagrees: if anything, computers make fascism not possible. Long gone are the days he was elected and long gone are the days Germans built and operated extermination camps in silence, unknown to the world. That cannot happen again with computers as they are the opposite of silence.
- homarp 1y ago/S ?
- rbanffy 1y agoHopefully
- rbanffy 1y agoPeter Thiel, is that you?
- graemep 1y agoComputers and associated technologies are getting increasingly centrally controlled. Almost all mobile phones are controlled by two American companies, social media is controlled by a handful of companies, email by a handful of providers, so is streaming media. China and a few other countries have demonstrated that they can control what their citizens here. Multiple democratic countries are pushing on-device scanning. I would have agreed with you 20 years ago, but now I think computers make central control (and therefore control of the flow of information) a lot easier.