lonecom

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   by lonecom 5y ago

   > if business isn't content with regular web users and doesn't leave Gemini users alone, their options and the damage they can do is hampered I am afraid you are limiting the scope of "exploitation", as enabled by Int
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   by lonecom 5y ago

   >A Gemini browser cabal where users have only a few choices and they are each controlled by corporations is unlikely. This is the key point. It is like the idea that you don't need the fastest person to escape from a chasing bear, y
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   by lonecom 5y ago

   >I'd rather live with a mundane kludge than deal with knowledge elitism. But I would put up with a lot, if the payoff is more knowledge.
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   by lonecom 5y ago

   I call it "Windads" these days. Because so many Ads!
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   by lonecom 5y ago

   > decent society We don't live in one.
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   by lonecom 5y ago

   > they should understand that trust is a BIG timesaver As well as a BIG risk!
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   by lonecom 5y ago

   > major shift in the knowledge about risks of things like sugar, cigarettes, alcohol... In each of these case, the medical and scientific community didn't have a vested interests in these entities. I mean, the medical community didn
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   by lonecom 5y ago

   And this is for something that the scientific community did not have vested interest in protecting. That is, the scientific community did not come up with smoking as some boon to humanity. Now imagine if that was the case here; That the big