J. Nathan Matias 🦣 on Nostr: It's also not clear to me in 2024 that anyone can meaningfully defend human rights by ...
It's also not clear to me in 2024 that anyone can meaningfully defend human rights by defending the maximal discretion of technology makers, if we ever could, given the pretty dismal record they have accumulated on that front.
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