Needless to say, insult some fucking companies. Free tomorrow? Now you got something to do. Need ammo? Here: https://ar.al/notes/we-didnt-lose-control-it-was-stolen … FFS!https://twitter.com/aral/status/858432521004093440 …
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yeah, it's not like they're people! Oh wait I'm in the US, is it lèse majesté to insult apple/Google/etc yet?
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Juridical persons aren't people, only natural persons are. If I ever see a corporation cry, I might be open for changing that stance. :-D
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"I'll believe corporations are people when Texas executes one."
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Oculus CTO has a fiduciary duty to expound the virtues of profoundly invasive surveillance capitalism to sell his gaze detection to brands.
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To improve a product, one has to be critical about what's wrong; if that met with defensiveness, then it's impossible to make progress.
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If someone is offended by criticism of their business or products, then they need to stop taking things personally, and work on those issues
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It depends on the business. Insulting the local baker would be rude. But you can never be rude enough to Google or Facebook.
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Insulting the baker would be rude; telling them that the bread is stale and you'd like a replacement wouldn't be rude.
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