We need tech regulation.
Here's a great interview that explains why:
In short, in order for democracy to work, we need shared trust. To have shared trust, we need a common basis of reality.
Our current unregulated informational landscape fragments reality and polarizes people because it is the most profitable thing to do, but it is death to a functioning society.
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Yeah, I have only been able to find American spinach so no spinach for me.
Here are some ideas:
My dude, if things get worse Canadians are not going to be in a position to offer anything. All this trade war shit will annihilate our economy, for a start. And if we get invaded, how can we help? This is like Russians asking Ukrainians for aid.
I mean, realistically, people will figure things out on a local level if and when it happens, but it doesn't sound like you have thought through the implications of where things could be going.
They have a strong individualist consumer culture. If they can't individually consume their way out of it, many of them think they've done everything they can.
Big oof