

I dunno—on the one hand, I can see where data consent that’s folded into a long user agreement might get overlooked and approved without thinking, and a second verification would be helpful; but on the other hand, the more times users are asked for consent, the more likely they are to agree reflexively to everything.
It seems like a user-configurable setting would be the best solution.




















Capitalism rewards risk-taking, which can be productive when there are potential opportunities that are otherwise too risky to explore.
But after they’re exploited the highest risk/reward opportunities, capitalists increasingly rely on amplifying risks, to the detriment of everyone.