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I just hope there is some incentive for other researchers to not follow in this study's footsteps.

Here's to hoping you're awarded damages for pain and suffering, or at least get a nice settlement.

If you work in marketing, that might mean being unable to do the job you were hired to do.

This implies that these companies care enough about their users' experiences to do something "expensive" like that.

>There are upper class Americans in particular who basically work extremely long hours (80-105 hour work weeks)

People in the upper class don't need to work because they're able to live off of, and build wealth from, their assets.

The lower and middle classes are defined by their economic precarity that hinges on their ability to sell their labor. If someone needs to work to "protect their status", they're upper middle class at best.

No, it's only illegal for health insurance providers to discriminate based on genetic data, but other types of insurers are free to use it. The legislation that makes it illegal also doesn't apply if your employer employs less than 15 people.

Chattel slavery is only but one kind of slavery.

Yeah, you need to feed, house and give free healthcare to slaves. That's not happening any time soon.

Gene therapy and mRNA vaccines are two very different things.

"Slavery with extra steps" often comes to mind.

It's Cloudflare's problem too if my customers can't access my site because I made the poor choice of trusting Cloudflare's antibot protection.

Check out OpenWISP. It works with OpenWRT.

OpenWRT does mesh networking and OpenWISP allow centralized management of networking appliances. The latter is compatible with the former.