> The only way Neuralink is secure is if we get rid of the system that incentivizes #1, aka capitalism, and not replace it with something equally bad or worse.
Oh man, you've ingested that anti-capitalism koolaid like so many young college kids are so quick to do. It's always such a shame.
This isn't really anything to do with capitalism, it's a question of regulation e.g. what the FDA does, and also a question of time because when enough time passes, most computing will be secure by default due to having rid the insecure foundations.
And more than that, it's an issue with democracy more than capitalism. Fix the way people vote if you want to fix the world, or prevent the types of people who want to believe the earth is flat from having a vote at all.
> The only way Neuralink is secure is if we get rid of the system that incentivizes #1, aka capitalism, and not replace it with something equally bad or worse.
Oh man, you've ingested that anti-capitalism koolaid like so many young college kids are so quick to do. It's always such a shame.
This isn't really anything to do with capitalism, it's a question of regulation e.g. what the FDA does, and also a question of time because when enough time passes, most computing will be secure by default due to having rid the insecure foundations.
And more than that, it's an issue with democracy more than capitalism. Fix the way people vote if you want to fix the world, or prevent the types of people who want to believe the earth is flat from having a vote at all.