Yuval Noah Harari, a historian and philosopher, has discussed the topic of data collection from individuals in relation to colonialism. In his analysis, Harari argues that data collection has been used as a tool of control and exploitation, similar to the way colonialism imposed power over indigenous people and their resources. He suggests that data collection can perpetuate inequalities and raise ethical questions about privacy and autonomy. Harari also notes that data collection has far-reaching implications, affecting issues such as decision-making, surveillance, and social dynamics.
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Content:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:19 Data colonization
00:01:02 Data economy
00:01:35 Profit from the use of your data
00:02:25 Information Tax
00:03:01 What does it mean that i own my data
00:03:56 We are in the era of decoding the human personality
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Watch a video in which Harari explains why creating money is a miracle: https://youtu.be/wTmeduqMRls
Content:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:19 Data colonization
00:01:02 Data economy
00:01:35 Profit from the use of your data
00:02:25 Information Tax
00:03:01 What does it mean that i own my data
00:03:56 We are in the era of decoding the human personality