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But that is what the average internet user has being doing in the last years. Personally, I think that the avg internet user has yet to grapple with the terms
by cinquemb 13y ago
But that is what the average internet user has being doing in the last years.
Personally, I think that the avg internet user has yet to grapple with the terms of the capabilities of technology that renders some of their "protections" on social constructs obsolete from a technical standpoint. In an economic sense, I would call it informational asymmetry.
But more than any point in history (or maybe not if one abstracts enough away), the avg internet user has the capabilities to understand, but for the most part, chooses not to… and how can one insure another's security, when the other chooses not to be actively concerned and mitigate such concerns like some of us do?
- txutxu 13y agoLoving your definition "informational asymmetry". Two words which define perfectly a complex concept. And not liking the technical answers which come to my mind to your question, because they're against the nature and evolution of internet. So upvoted, and thanks for your thoughts.