Humans adapt fast to Overton window shifts they can't control, like data ownership
saranormous · x · 2026-10-24
A reflective take on AI-era norms: people adjust surprisingly quickly to shifts of the Overton window they can't control — "all my data is owned" was accepted almost overnight. Highlights the social-psychological inertia behind data-privacy controversies.
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