The problem with this surveillance pricing is, is that it seems to say, no, there's going to be a different rule for every single person. And The corporations have all the information. We have none of it. The asymmetry is astounding. They know everything there is to know. I have basically no ability to set the price. They've got all of the information. Doesn't there seem to be something that is fundamentally wrong with that? (05:14–05:20)
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Asserts that there is significant information asymmetry between corporations and consumers.
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