Adam S. Ford

Annalise 2022-03-22 09:02:11

I understand the truth, but who doesn't look at the phone while pooping?

Closer to home, I, who used to clamor for "technology neutrality", have really become more and more conservative with technology, especially giant technology, over the years. Since it involves a little bit of your own...

Nyasia 2022-03-21 09:02:24

Great, the best documentaries of 2020.

Good predictability starts with a prerequisite—data, and they sell certainty. When people are lonely and depressed, they know it. When people look at their exes, they know it. All the data will be returned and used to build an increasingly accurate model,...

Nels 2022-04-24 07:01:15

Documentaries can be one-sided, but not so naive. They actually use scene representations similar to today's arguments. Excessive sensitivity will make people doubt whether the argument can stand. And there is a dilemma in the title, where is the dilemma? It does not explain why users are willing to share their privacy, and at the same time worry about their privacy being abused. This is the real dilemma.

Bernice 2022-04-23 07:03:01

The final section exposes the documentary's neoliberal underpants. Disagreement, conflict, and resistance are presented as the result of the algorithm of the social network, and the contradiction has now been transferred. The eventual change of direction is a non-disruptive, government-regulated, modern economy with people in mind.