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> is that right? No. You asked a specific question, and I answered a specific question (which I even quoted in my response).
by rationalist 6mo ago
> is that right?
No.
You asked a specific question, and I answered a specific question (which I even quoted in my response).
- vivekd 6mo agobut I think the parents counterpoint was that the important parts of the internet (paying bills, buying things, registering for classes) don't require or presuppose anonymity.
- streetfighter64 6mo agoYou took away the context of my question and thus gave an irrelevant answer. The subject at hand is age verification and anonymity on the internet. For effective communication, one usually tries to make their input to a conversation relevant. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_principle#Maxims_in_practice https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_principle#Maxims_i... Even then your answer isn't really an answer, because you're giving examples of things the internet is required for. Certain situations can require having a car, that doesn't mean you need to care about cars more than the minimum necessary to operate one.