Great stuff, hopeful message. On the rapid pace of change and explosion of info, I have been thinking the news cycle is now moving far too quickly, revelations which come out, like the Twitter Files, the J6 Tapes, or the Lockdown Files in the UK, are here and gone in a couple of days, and nothing sticks.
Technology is a great tool to use and augment the human experience. We just can’t fall for its siren song that leads to sedentary useless and meaningless existence. These are such interesting times. Ultimately, won’t we come to a time where we desire the real and the appeal to the machine loses its luster?
We need a Universal Right: to REFUSE Self Storage, to refuse to be Referenced, to be able to Lockdown our OWN DATA. I AM NOT YOUR DATA BITCH. MY DATA IS VALUABLE, MINE. NOT FREE.
I finally started putting my collected knowledge to some use by starting a substack myself. I don't know how much good it will do others (I think it might) but it's cathartic for me to get it all out and organized.
Great stuff, hopeful message. On the rapid pace of change and explosion of info, I have been thinking the news cycle is now moving far too quickly, revelations which come out, like the Twitter Files, the J6 Tapes, or the Lockdown Files in the UK, are here and gone in a couple of days, and nothing sticks.
Technology is a great tool to use and augment the human experience. We just can’t fall for its siren song that leads to sedentary useless and meaningless existence. These are such interesting times. Ultimately, won’t we come to a time where we desire the real and the appeal to the machine loses its luster?
We need a Universal Right: to REFUSE Self Storage, to refuse to be Referenced, to be able to Lockdown our OWN DATA. I AM NOT YOUR DATA BITCH. MY DATA IS VALUABLE, MINE. NOT FREE.
I finally started putting my collected knowledge to some use by starting a substack myself. I don't know how much good it will do others (I think it might) but it's cathartic for me to get it all out and organized.