Comment by afavour
> Isn't that what money is though, a way to get people to stop what they're doing and do what you want them to instead?
It doesn't have to be. Plenty of people are fulfilled by their jobs and make good money doing them.
> Isn't that what money is though, a way to get people to stop what they're doing and do what you want them to instead?
It doesn't have to be. Plenty of people are fulfilled by their jobs and make good money doing them.
Some users might not mind the lack of control, but beyond a certain point it stops making sense to strive to be in that diminishing set and starts making sense to fix the bug.
We've always tolerated a certain portion of society who finds the situation unacceptable, but don't you suspect that things will change if that portion is most of us?
Maybe we're not there yet, idk, but the article is about the unease vs the data, and I think the unease comes from the awareness that that's where we're headed.