Author laments disposable data culture driven by large corporations

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-08-01 13:38

The author expresses concern that rare releases are not being preserved and are instead being consumed and destroyed. This practice, they argue, reduces individuals to disposable data for large corporations, implying that people themselves become expendable once their utility diminishes. AI

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Author laments disposable data culture driven by large corporations

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Not a care about preserving the original format of the rare release at all. Use them up and destroy the original. We have all become disposable data for large c

Not a care about preserving the original format of the rare release at all. Use them up and destroy the original. We have all become disposable data for large corporations. Once our usefulness is at an end we are expendable too. #AI RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:txht45rhts…

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Not a care about preserving the original format of the rare release at all. Use them up and destroy the original. We have all become disposable data for large c

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