This post sounds like a joke https://dads.cool/@hex/112961980923861421

However, it is not https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8jl0ekjr0go

Summary: A man signed up for a free 1 month trial of "Disney+". That trial contained an arbitration provision. Disney is now arguing in court that arbitration provision covers, literally, the Disneyworld theme park killing his wife

Laserdisc Dad (@[email protected])

love the implication that "trying a one month free trial" where there's a big asterisk next to free leads to a line that says "this corporation is legally allowed to murder you now"

dads.cool
If you went to a cyberpunk author from the early 80s and said "in 40 years murder will become legal because of a contract provision the Disney corporation attached to a television show" the author would go "yes, yes, of course, exactly that scenario is in my book" and then pause and say "wait but you mean like, for real?"
@mcc closest thing we can do now is asking a William Gibson, but I don't know how often he checks his Fediverse account. Also, he's seen all this happening in real time so he's probably quite jaded about it

@oblomov @mcc

Neuromancer was really quite optimistic. They have a thriving space industry and luxury hotels on orbit.

@resuna @oblomov we dont even have hotels anymore