Blame that guy who invented the like button on Facebook. Suddenly, there's a different way of quantifying what your constituents like and then, even more suddenly, there are troll farms to manipulate those numbers to make you believe that your constituents like something that they may not actually like.
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After the Facebook Cambridge analytica debacle, privacy practices are the most important factor I look for when I buy electronics.
@JuliusGoat I remember the storyline of Memento better than that of CTHD so that likely indicates which one was better for me.
@[email protected] And, since most people are actually socially conforming sheeples, they start liking those numbers that they think their fellow humans like, and thus the spiralling fascism that you now notice.
@SDZ yeah, location of "to" indicates which part of the sentence is the most important.
Finished reading _The world We Make_ by _NK Jamisin_, the second book of the duology that started with _The City We Became_.
The series is an allegory on how great civilizations try to destroy new rising communities when they start losing power to new ideas. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
@QasimRashid yeah, there's a different vibe here. The only negative is that the community is still in a very early stage of being established so there are not many followers (especially in cases like mine) to talk to. Hopefully, it will come.
I do not like that Twitter banned seditionists in its marketplace of ideas but I wouldn't stand for journalists criticizing me. They shall suffer the ban-hammer as soon as they get in my feels.
-- Elon (probably), the #FreeSpeechAbsolutist
-- Elon (probably), the #FreeSpeechAbsolutist
I am a #FreeSpeechAbsolutist, unless it makes my cry. For then you shall be banned. #bannageddon