> Certainly, a plethora of terrifyingly broad data collection greatly exacerbates the problem, but it's not a new problem. I argue that this is a false equival

> Certainly, a plethora of terrifyingly broad data collection greatly exacerbates the problem, but it's not a new problem. I argue that this is a false equivalence. When the scale of something changes by an order of magnitude (or multiples thereof), it’s no-longer the same problem/circumstance.