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33. The Money Game and Beyond - Systems to Organize Societies - Part 6

So, we got to know and learned about the amazing open-source and sharing/gift-economy approach that comes with so many advantages. However, we will learn that technology and its use is always depending on the cultural environment that it is being developed and used. Since our societies today are based on trade and therefore profit maximization, we can experience the use and abuse of technology for profit. In this video we will examine some examples, like the Tor Browser, the peer-to-peer-technology and others. We will also debunk the myth of science and technology as a savior and that these will create the best society. Let's dive in the last part of the 2nd chapter before we will go beyond the game in the next video.

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DuckDuckGo Isn’t as Private as You Thought

DuckDuckGo made a deal with the devil. Due to a confidential search agreement, the DuckDuckGo browser does not block all Microsoft trackers.

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33. The Money Game and Beyond - Systems to Organize Societies - Part 6

DuckDuckGo Isn’t as Private as You Thought

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33. The Money Game and Beyond - Systems to Organize Societies - Part 6

DuckDuckGo Isn’t as Private as You Thought

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