The techlash is over. https://twitter.com/AnandWrites/status/1243610572161028096 …
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This problem is.. strikingly similar to the mask issue. At the individual level, masks may not protect you fully from someone coughing on you, but at the collective level, they protect everyone by stopping asymptomatic folks from infecting! Tech folks immediately got that one!
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It's a different way of thinking about design. Not "where did these ugly cars come from, I want my beautiful horses. It was so romantic!" (That's old elite/gatekeeper nostalgia). I want a discussion on: wait, we have cars. Cool. Do we want suburbs? How should we design cities?
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A big challenge with the cryptographic solutions is just that the tech to use them easily "plug-and-play" style, doesn't really work yet. Anything more complex than encryption historically required a custom protocol, software tools that few understand, huge hits in efficiency....
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That said, this is changing. Zero knowledge proofs, for example, are rapidly commodifying, largely thanks to high demand from the blockchain/cryptocurrency space, and tools are quickly improving, eg:https://blog.iden3.io/introducing-circom-0-point-5.html …
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Privacy is a nonissue. The only people who want privacy want to game majority rule when it’s not in their favor. If you want to stop tech influence invent better tech to enact your guiding imposition on humanity. You‘ll do it to the best of your ability because your survival...
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depends on it which goes to show the incentive works and shouldn’t be restricted to serve a failure to adapt to the flux of innovation and its cultural repercussions. Respectfully, the repercussions inform the innovations. Laws aren’t innovations, they’re impositions.
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