I don't think anyone's talking about kiboshing at this point, we're at the earlier stage trying to justify future kiboshing.
Remember that the original discussion here is over whether large government institutions are beneficial to the public or not in the long run.
What tide of public opinion is changing where the editor of the Wall Street Journal feels he needs to write an editorial literally changing the history of the internet to convince people that large institutions were NOT involved in this information age and subsequent economic boom?
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I don't think anyone's talking about kiboshing at this point, we're at the earlier stage trying to justify future kiboshing.
Remember that the original discussion here is over whether large government institutions are beneficial to the public or not in the long run.
What tide of public opinion is changing where the editor of the Wall Street Journal feels he needs to write an editorial literally changing the history of the internet to convince people that large institutions were NOT involved in this information age and subsequent economic boom?