i don't find this shocking
and the echochamber they create that reinforces their belief system as well as amplifies the message to a wider audience.
it's providing a service that will hopefully lead to a more open future. instead of being forced into buying bundled cable packages, maybe one day we'll be able to have more specified choices. i'd say services like…
so where do we go from here?
was it just me, or were the comments on that story unreadable until highlighted?
i don't find this shocking
and the echochamber they create that reinforces their belief system as well as amplifies the message to a wider audience.
it's providing a service that will hopefully lead to a more open future. instead of being forced into buying bundled cable packages, maybe one day we'll be able to have more specified choices. i'd say services like…
so where do we go from here?
was it just me, or were the comments on that story unreadable until highlighted?