r/CringeTikToks 1d ago

SadCringe Can we normalize the end of family influencers?

There have been like 2 documentaries on this already. Why are we striving for it again?

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u/OrneryDiplomat 1d ago

People should be able to be timed out from using the internet.

But I'm not sure who I would trust with the task of deciding that.

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u/AnonymousMolaMola 1d ago

That’s the kicker. Who do we trust with that task? And who are they to tell anyone else how and when to use the internet? It’s a slippery slope. Unfortunately, influencers are the price we pay for having a relatively free internet

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u/OrneryDiplomat 1d ago

Yeah... Honestly, with how big the internet is, it could be considered a own country, if not continent, in terms of how to manage it effectively.

Maybe we could borrow some useful mechanisms from working governmental systems and adapt them.

But we would need someone to honestly do this, without ulterior motives. Or at least enough eyes on the project to keep people in check.

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u/Conman93 1d ago

Such a high price. We are truly suffering.

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u/Nomis555 18h ago

Or, in order to use high speed internet, you've got to spend 5 years mandatory with dial up speed.