Much evil can be done with good intentions.

It is of prime importance to recognize one's own fallibility.

The more power one has, the more important it is for one to to recognize the possibility that one will err.

Also, the whitelist->allowlist thing is stupid, and has no benefits other than demonstrating who is in power.

A world where a corporate entity (or any entity for that matter) tries to interfere with the way we communicate is not "better". As someone wrote in this thread already, tools we use are an extension of ourselves, and we should be able to form whatever thoughts and opinions we want, without any sort of "influence", no matter how minor, even if it's optional. People go for defaults and this seems like a giant slippery slope.

I legit cannot tell if this is satire