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What’s contributing most to the death of the open internet?
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this post was submitted on 08 Nov 2025
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people.
people don't like openness and freedom. it's scary. they prefer to be coddled by walled gardens and curated experiences that make sure they don't come across anything they find unpleasant or disagreeable.
most people are very happy to be spoonfed bias-confirming garbage their entire life, and re-regurgitating it out again. the open internet is a huge threat to those people.