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I tire of "won't privacy hurt the economy" conversations...Permalink On twitter.com
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Yes, b/c there are a number of high valuation companies whose entire business is buying and selling your data who refuse to change. Arguing to protect these companies on the basis of their economic footprint is like arguing we needed to keep slavery to keep Aetna's profits up.Permalink On twitter.com
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Sometimes we do things because they are the correct thing to do and we should need no other motivation.Permalink On twitter.com
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Ironically, I do believe capitalism and privacy can coexist. Hard to understand how I, not a capitalist, believe the system to be less fragile than people who have apparently made it a core property of their identity.Permalink On twitter.com
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Historically capitalism, like all oppressive systems, has always proven quite adaptable. I see no reason it won't continue to be so, even if I might personally wish otherwise.Permalink On twitter.com
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If you're a true capitalist you should know: change is never anti-competitive, it's always an opportunity. Don't mistake corporate laziness for economic policy.On twitter.com
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