Damus
TheBitcoinManual · 116w
they pay the price for it eventually, not that they even realise it
Michael Matulef · 116w
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Tetsu Tamasi · 116w
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47 · 116w
hopefully a tiny minority is all it takes then. never leaving.
Turiz · 116w
stay private so you do your mad corny shit . lol yeah the masses do care for such people
Katja Lutz · 116w
Its actually worse: the masses are against privacy. Or how do you explain that nearly everybody has no problem with finance-surveillance (via tax declaration). The state and government literally could not work the way they do, if the masses would care about true privacy and self-responsibility.
The Bird · 116w
I really hope you're wrong
Chiefmonkey · 116w
Bread and circuses https://primal.net/e/note1cjl89e6kqap3g7ku4rhvzz7h2g72jj5q600ef8x8xwkf9x4x7atq0zhf05
Jessica Chasteen · 116w
There’s always a tipping point.
johnny · 116w
It’s the whole reality that we need to understand.
Christoph Ono · 116w
They do. They just expect the people who make the products they use take care of that.
mrecheese 🧀 · 116w
Agreed. At best, they talk about it, then quit when they realize how lonely it is. There's a parallel with diet. Most don't care, some try the magic silver bullet fad diets, and a tiny minority make a lifestyle change. We suck at mass brainwashing. And that's okay, I think.
shawn · 116w
Me like tiny majority.
Tomoko · 116w
This is my feeling too. The most don't care. I meet plp who say they care. But, they prefer the convenience and comfort over extra works. Some thinks, the good surveillance and private information sharing will lead to safety. If you know all the info of someone standing next to you, you will be s...
u32larry · 116w
Never quit