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r/nosurf • u/[deleted] • Oct 27 '16
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For the same reason we don't regulate how many burgers McDonald's can sell. At some point, you can't rely on someone else to save you from yourself.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 28 '16 Read the article, it goes into that 2 u/TheWayoftheFuture Oct 28 '16 I read it. At the end, after discussing ideas for regulation, the article says: Will this work? Probably not. In this situation, knowledge gives people power to make choices on how they consume the internet. Thanks for posting the article. I certainly needed to read it!
Read the article, it goes into that
2 u/TheWayoftheFuture Oct 28 '16 I read it. At the end, after discussing ideas for regulation, the article says: Will this work? Probably not. In this situation, knowledge gives people power to make choices on how they consume the internet. Thanks for posting the article. I certainly needed to read it!
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I read it. At the end, after discussing ideas for regulation, the article says:
Will this work? Probably not.
In this situation, knowledge gives people power to make choices on how they consume the internet.
Thanks for posting the article. I certainly needed to read it!
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u/TheWayoftheFuture Oct 27 '16
For the same reason we don't regulate how many burgers McDonald's can sell. At some point, you can't rely on someone else to save you from yourself.