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Ancient Greece did not have agents crawling peoples stuff for profiling. The argument is broken.
by larodi 6mo ago
Ancient Greece did not have agents crawling peoples stuff for profiling. The argument is broken.
- big85 6mo ago[dead]
- anigbrowl 6mo agoIt didn't have bot swarms either.
- stretchwithme 6mo agoI think individuals have the right to hide from government bot swarms.
- anigbrowl 6mo agoExtremely disingenuous comment. Everyone knows bot swarms on social media are on the output side, while you are leaning on science fiction tropes.
- tomwheeler 6mo agoBots are now clearly joining the Four Horsemen of the Infocalypse (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Horsemen_of_the_Infocalypse https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Horsemen_of_the_Infocalyp...) to hasten the demise of civil liberty.
- stavros 6mo agoIt's not an argument, it's a soundbite aimed at convincing people who don't like thinking.
- larodi 6mo agoHow do you define ‘to like thinking’? Particularly given all the automatism evident in humanity’s actions? Is thinking observation or performing decisions? Is it the act of deciding or the act of interpreting… as one is apriori, the other A posterior. Are you implying only people who like thinking should be given right to vote or people who like thinking are naturally more inclined to not favor privacy? Your statements are no less a bite, brother Ставрос. What makes you feel so confident I your superiority?
- t0bia_s 6mo agoAlso, ancient Greece has slaves that let citizens participate in democracy full time. Which menas that decisions were more informed that we have nowadays.