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Don't worry, I'm not exactly thrilled about that either, but that's beside the point.

• pixl97 11mo ago
  Not really, the fact is technology is going to make the world really tiny and public and it's likely we can do very little about it in the end.
  • squigz 11mo ago
    So we should lean into it and speed it along and make those things even easier to do?
    • pixl97 11mo ago
      It's more like we've fell into a raging torrent screaming down river at 30km/h and the best we can do is a backstroke 1km/h upstream. I mean, I'm not saying it's impossible to slow it down or stop it, but I feel that in itself would require it's own dystopian level of enforcement as it opens up game theory to the one that defects and progresses technology as the winner in being able to control others. We flew towards the sun, and went to high, and then the sun swallowed us.