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More addictive products will always win, because they're more addictive. That doesn't mean we need to one-up each other and repeatedly hyper optimize until we'
by const_cast 1y ago
More addictive products will always win, because they're more addictive.
That doesn't mean we need to one-up each other and repeatedly hyper optimize until we're making the digital equivalent of fentanyl-laced cigarettes.
Also, we can actually ban stuff. I know it's not a physical product, but that doesn't mean we just have to fucking put up with whatever and deal with it.
We'd never let a company sell fentanyl-laced cigarettes. But when it comes to tech, we all just throw up our hands and say "well we tried nothing and we're all out of ideas!"