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Are we remembered forever?
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this post was submitted on 07 Jan 2025
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I certainly don't care. Once i'm dead, none of that will matter. And since i'm certain i will die, none of that matters.
I live my life conscious about data gathering, but i wont hide myself or stop doing things i lime because of it.
In the end, in 200 years noone will know who i was. Not even Lemmy.
Unless you go out a hero or a night city legend
OK I get the Nihilistic view and that yes in the end nothing matters. But your data right now is being used to subvert and manipulate millions of people through Cambridge Analytica, your data right now was probably used to train bots who are spreading misinformation, and in future who knows maybe we will have a Terminators trained on Johanny Jacobs' data.
OK last one might not happen, but even if you're dead your data can and will be used to train and build stuff that you yourself consider to be morally wrong