Status Updates From The Age of Surveillance Cap...

The remarkable questions here concern the facts that our lives are rendered as behavioral data in the first place; that ignorance is a condition of this ubiquitous rendition; that decision rights vanish before one even knows that there is a decision to make; that there are consequences to this diminishment of rights that we can neither see nor foretell; that there is no exit no voice, and no loyalty,only helplessness

Surveillance is the path to profit that overrides "we the people," taking our decision rights without permission and even when we say "no." The discovery of behavioral surplus marks a critical turning point not only in Google's biography but also in the history of capitalism.

Interesting but dense. Need to mix in something easier to read lol.

Writing is so dense and doesn’t flow well, but ideas are super interesting