throbintrash

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by throbintrash 4y ago
thank you, I try my best. the "FB as virtues" is an insight I glimpsed through Stratechery's analysis of Facebook's woes [1]. > All news sources are competing on an equal footing; those controlled or bought by a part
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by throbintrash 4y ago
I would consider it older... it comes down to how quickly does each individual grows up. I think the wisdom teeth are a good paremeter to gauge/compare many individuals together. people's brains, specifically male brains get to fu
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by throbintrash 4y ago
out of curiosity, how old were you? becuase I've been wondering recently what would have happened if I only tried hallucinogenics for the first time now that my brain is much older?
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by throbintrash 4y ago
facebook tried to provide equal and fair (market driven) access to political influence through their ad-platform; and they will be punished for doing so (see the Cambridge Analytica scandal, and subsequent relentless waves of bad PR against
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by throbintrash 4y ago
yet, they somehow get away with shitty actions which would be unaceptable from an individual. they are limited liability institutions after all, the reasoning for their existence is precisely to limit the liabilities (negative consequences
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by throbintrash 4y ago
I'm just saying there are no ethical companies of that size so it's a disengineous point to bring up. the deeper realization is that is not fair (nor conducing to good social outcome) to try and hold an entity such as Meta (forme
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by throbintrash 4y ago
> a shame to see my tax dollars funding do-nothing studies like this one. I assure, they are doing a lot of stuff; but granted, it's mostly bureaucracy to get the money to pay their bills... with the little time and effort which rem