It’s a step in the right direction, but reserving the right to sue companies that collect and share our most sensitive personal information and whereabouts is not enough. It is a cost of doing business to them to be weighed against the potential for profit. This line of thinking is now taught in business schools.

Nothing will change materially until the executives are faced with the potential of jail time.

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Remember that brief period in the US where, for a fleeting moment, Lina Khan went after a few companies for monopolistic practices?

I’ve heard rumblings about the beta amyloid hypothesis being weak or incomplete for a while. Does anyone better versed in the research know what alternative hypotheses have shown promise?