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In reply to the discussion: WIRED: We’re About to Lose Net Neutrality — And the Internet as We Know It [View all]Phlem
(6,323 posts)15. "How did we get here?"
I've been seeing this term in a lot of posts.
1. No one was paying attention
2. A few people with the ability extrapolate long term event situations (no this is not a trick, most of the population thinks short term gain and can't perceive long term effects) are called tinfoil hat wearing hair on fire Democrats and cease their warnings. Time passes and people ask "How did we get here?"
3. Most of the population is asleep.
4. All the lighthouse keepers got fed up with all the bullshit raining on them and left.
c. Naaaa, I must be smokin dope.
But I do like the "how did we get here?" part. Sometimes reflection reveals secrets in plain sight.
-p
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WIRED: We’re About to Lose Net Neutrality — And the Internet as We Know It [View all]
IDemo
Nov 2013
OP
As it is, searches turn up the same old, same old. I recall fondly Netscape, where academic
WinkyDink
Nov 2013
#5
Gah! Kicked and recced but furious about it all! Thanks for the article nt
riderinthestorm
Nov 2013
#27
Net Nutrality, Keystone, TPP, TPIP, massive subsidies for the Health Insurance Industry...
bvar22
Nov 2013
#29
The Internet should be a public utility with free high-speed access for all citizens. [n/t]
Maedhros
Nov 2013
#32
10 to 1 says if it goes, they will not expect the response. But that's a total guess. nt
silvershadow
Nov 2013
#44