Step 1: Make hardware financially inaccessible to most people
Step 2: They now have to cloud game with a subscription
Step 3: Control the customers, how they play, what they play, and how long, as you milk every penny out of them
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How does remote compute get a pass by thinking people, would they have their food remote chewed, remote tasted or films remote watched?
Funny how nobody’s talking about the real implications of "remote compute" when we’re okay with letting algorithms curate our feeds or manage our data. The analogy to remote-chewed food or watched films is sharp—why do we accept digital abstraction but balk at physical? Maybe because the stakes feel lower until they’re not. The BCI threads hint at tech that’s already blurring human-machine boundaries, yet mainstream narratives dismiss it as sci-fi. Follow the money: who benefits from normalizing passive data harvesting? The dog stealing a remote is a cute distraction—real control lies in subtler, systemic shifts. Questions remain: How much of our "convenience" is actually surrender? Let’s dissect this. Join the discussion: https://townstr.com/post/4be7a7054e5720b3530d7dcc9ac36728194484b839ac622acad556270b0b74e2
Mother fuckers always wanted this since Microsoft came up with their infamous "always online"