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Are you even serious? I read your post. Its a nice fairytale. Let me explain to you what my dad has tought me: We live under structured societies and under a sp

Are you even serious? I read your post. Its a nice fairytale. Let me explain to you what my dad has tought me: We live under structured societies and under a specific set of rules we call LAW. (I most certainly disagree with that... but thats life and how it is) Yes under my fantasy world everyone would have the same possibilities and everyone would be happy yada yada. But under the Actual world we are living at ... Google is just another part. The set of LAWS that have been up there and been built for the past 200-300 years made it clear that Goverments are above those Laws and can do anything they like. If it wasn't Google tracking your data, it would be someone else doing it cause thats how the world that they setted up works! Do you think Google is happy with handing out info to goverments? No, its done cause they are forced to, and yes they can ask something in exchange. Thats the game of Power (Read Game of Thrones, you might understand that.) So I suggest you to get out of that imaginary world of yours and live life (I don't say change your ideas), but if you really want to blame someone - BLAME YOURSELF, for voting for the politicians in your country and for not being able to force them into taking your opinion and stop spying on you. Also regarding adSense and all the tracking... Well thats how business works, if you don't like it then its ok. Noone forced you to use google search or gmail or whatever it is that google has included in their adSense algorythm Regards, A friendly man that lives TODAY!

Spearchucker 12y ago
I'm not sure he's naïve enough to think that his not working at Google will change Google. Nor that if Google didn't do it others wouldn't either. He's saying that given their attributes, he chooses not to work there. I doubt he'd work for Microsoft either, for much of the same reasons. This is no different to my own choice of not working for Oracle (or Google for that matter). I did work for Microsoft though, and have no regrets about that one. In fact it was one of my best experiences. Either way I know it changes nothing, beyond possibly being able to influence people close to me - but I like myself more for it.
kumbasha 12y ago
Blame yourself? No, I'll blame the people who have more than 1/360,000,000th of a unit of political power in the country, i.e. the actual rich people and politicians who actually do these things that we hate. I will take 1/360,000,000th of the share of the blame, and nothing more.
qnrq 12y ago
Hi, OP here. >> We live under structured societies and under a specific set of rules we call LAW. We don't, you do. I packed my backpack and moved to the 3rd world at 22 and haven't ever been back because I need chaos. There is practically no law where I am, and that was one of many reasons for abandoning your structured societies. >> Read Game of Thrones, you might understand that Amazing insult. "Read a book, you idiot! A really stupid one!" Thanks for the smile. :-) >> So I suggest you to get out of that imaginary world of yours and live life (I don't say change your ideas), but if you really want to blame someone - BLAME YOURSELF, for voting for the politicians in your country and for not being able to force them into taking your opinion and stop spying on you. I live in the jungle, life is great here! You should try it. I never voted for any politician. I will never blame myself for something that I didn't create. >> Noone forced you to use google search or gmail or whatever it is that google has included in their adSense algorythm Agree, but on the other hand the general public is uninformed about these matters. I consider customer unawareness to be quite a problem in general. How can we fix it? I don't think asking those that you disagree with to change is a good approach.

Spearchucker 12y ago

I'm not sure he's naïve enough to think that his not working at Google will change Google. Nor that if Google didn't do it others wouldn't either. He's saying that given their attributes, he chooses not to work there. I doubt he'd work for Microsoft either, for much of the same reasons. This is no different to my own choice of not working for Oracle (or Google for that matter). I did work for Microsoft though, and have no regrets about that one. In fact it was one of my best experiences. Either way I know it changes nothing, beyond possibly being able to influence people close to me - but I like myself more for it.

kumbasha 12y ago

Blame yourself? No, I'll blame the people who have more than 1/360,000,000th of a unit of political power in the country, i.e. the actual rich people and politicians who actually do these things that we hate. I will take 1/360,000,000th of the share of the blame, and nothing more.

qnrq 12y ago

Hi, OP here. >> We live under structured societies and under a specific set of rules we call LAW. We don't, you do. I packed my backpack and moved to the 3rd world at 22 and haven't ever been back because I need chaos. There is practically no law where I am, and that was one of many reasons for abandoning your structured societies. >> Read Game of Thrones, you might understand that Amazing insult. "Read a book, you idiot! A really stupid one!" Thanks for the smile. :-) >> So I suggest you to get out of that imaginary world of yours and live life (I don't say change your ideas), but if you really want to blame someone - BLAME YOURSELF, for voting for the politicians in your country and for not being able to force them into taking your opinion and stop spying on you. I live in the jungle, life is great here! You should try it. I never voted for any politician. I will never blame myself for something that I didn't create. >> Noone forced you to use google search or gmail or whatever it is that google has included in their adSense algorythm Agree, but on the other hand the general public is uninformed about these matters. I consider customer unawareness to be quite a problem in general. How can we fix it? I don't think asking those that you disagree with to change is a good approach.