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The topic of unrestricted/restricted internet provoked a lot of though for me. Here is the US, there is "unrestricted internet" and for the most part there is the full illusion of complete freedom here.
And while surfing social media many will find that we have talked about something with our friends and family and minutes later it is showing up as an ad on our phone. That really begs the question as to how much are we being spied on, and how much is the "free use internet" used to monitor our habits to encourage more and more spending.
As for the information being presented on the internet it is filtered as well. Similar to the news, because there are countries with restricted internet we don't always get the "truth" or the real story. Sometimes access to so much information so easily, allows the information to be manipulated much faster as well. Easier to get the "news" that is meant to distract and grab everyone's attention if everyone is dialed into the internet with easy access. Our "freedom" of internet usage is another for us to be manipulated and molded into focusing our energy on whatever is being presented to us.
Similar to this movie "Wag the Dog":
I wonder how much information we have with freedom of internet, or is it just an illusion?
How many people you know are glued to their phones 24/7? It affects relationships, and social media can tear people apart in so many ways. Social media can also be terrible for self esteem, and what happens when we feel bad? We buy stuff 😅
I think the internet is a wonderful tool and I ask you this, if it offers us freedom and power what do the powers at bay do with the power and freedom and access they have to us through the internet?
As far as blockchain/crypto internet and restrictions go there are some things we can't do here, certain currencies we can't use or trade and certain platforms we can't use.
Overall, I think we have a pretty unlimited access to internet and internet speed and wether that's a good or a bad thing, I think only time will tell. We will see what relationships are like in 10 years. I fear the freedom is pushing consumerism even more and that it is disconnecting people from themselves and everyone around them.
I love how the internet connects us in positive ways, like 
So I leave you with this, just because there is an illusion of freedom, are we really free?
Does complete restriction cause even more rebellion? Or does the majority just comply?
I am very grateful for the freedom and access to high speed internet, for without it I wouldn't have access to write this post.
As for with this free internet there is a price as with everything there is an exchange.
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