There isn't a "best" browser for everyone, pick one that matches what you want. I use Firefox, but there's also DuckDuckGo, Brave, Arc... Plenty of options.
Excited to see Noēma publishing this from @mariafarrell and I (with a much bigger contribution from Maria).
The internet, and us with it, suffers under extraction & monoculture. We can revitalise it by applying lessons from conservation ecology.
noemamag.com/we-need-to-rew…
Replying to @mariafarrell and @neilturkewitz, @NoemaMag
I'd add that the duty of care is fundamental but care is skilful and easy to get wrong. Many of the people harming the internet *do* care — but in harmful ways. IMHO understanding the "pathology of command & control" is key to getting care right.
Ça me trotte dans la tête depuis un bail aussi (comme dans berjon.com/internet-trans…), je pense que l'écologie est la meilleure façon de penser la complexité, et que faire fleurir la complexité est un peu notre meilleur pari.
Are you thrilled about this @NoemaMag piece on rewilding the internet from @mariafarrell and I but you're not entirely sure how anyone fits reading a 7,000 word article into their day?
You're in luck: the audio version has just been added!
noemamag.com/we-need-to-rew…
Yes! There's a lot that couldn't fit into the piece, but one related idea is that, in the same vein as that @timhwang quote, the problem with walled gardens isn't the wall part.
I'm glad you liked the piece!