Submitted 3 years ago by iamtanmay@wolfballs.com to freeforum@wolfballs.com
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I don't like what they've become, but I still like the music of Rage Against the Machine. One of my favorite songs is "Mic Check"
The song asks the question: "Who has the power, that be my question: The Priest, the book or the congregation?"
Big tech has forgotten the correct answer to this question.
Don't take medical advice from people who did cocaine for 60 years
Wisdom.
tiktok is superior prove me wrong
Yeah, its great. Cuts out the capitalist middleman in harvesting our data and directly hands off our facial and biometric data to CCP overlords
#efficient
true that was a given but they've allowed normies to be overdosed with redpills unlike any mainstream platform I've seen
I honestly hope that when Facebook eventually folds out that all its liberal boomer and lefty supporters go to other platforms like gab and such and get wrekt till they cry
Well... yeah for the really crazy, mentally ill, manchildren, sure.
On the other hand, the majority of libs seem to be bleeding hearts who have gotten exploited and misled by the minority idiots. I think those people should be given an "off-ramp" so they can join the rest of us, and bring society back to normal.
Otherwise we are stuck in a forever war, cutting our society in half. Nobody wins, and its self destructive.
goldenballs@wolfballs.com 3 years ago
It seems to me that the ultimate goal of Brave New World tech, is to entrain the masses to become online prostitutes and resellers of doctored cod philosophy.
iamtanmay@wolfballs.com 3 years ago
At a certain level, part of me is fascinated by the mass pyschological effects from social media and smartphones.
Humans were not built for such a information heavy world, with millions of tweets flying every second, and the attention of a goldfish. What have we become, and where are we going ?
Far scarier, is that In 10 years, today's crazy world will seem rather quaint and boring..... just look back at how the world was 10 years ago in 2011..... and then 10 years before in 2001.
goldenballs@wolfballs.com 3 years ago
Dr Robert Sapolsky can tell you lots about the dopamine reward network that smartphones harness, and the illusion of free will.