today. For instance, formerly non-money societies would use something like beads from traders. Or, coins of metals that have to be sourced somewhere else. Somehow relate that to today's debt to external creditors or something? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3NKBLV93WA
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@previous (B)
I had my browser set to delete history and cookies with adblock on... I noticed Youtube was still partially linking videos again in the algorithm on the right - pretty sure I closed the browser before coming back, and this isn't the first time I've seen it either. If they're going by IP address or in cahoots with Mozilla (and I think they are considering the check they cash for Google being the default search) I'm done with them too.
@OP I think that also involved a bit of trust in smaller societies. There was incentive to not be a tool and cheat, otherwise you get kicked out of the clan (or killed like in the wild west days). We don't address corruption and thievery like we should, cryptocurrency was the latest example of a failed monetary experiment.
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They are identifying you by your IP and about 200 other identifiers. Boycotting Youtube won't stop them from tracking you and inferring your identity. Especially if you're using the same device on the same network connecting from the same IP as before you blasted your cookies, they still know it's you, lol