You can say the same for most of the technology progress. For example, self-propelled combine harvesters caused mass migration of Americans in 1940s from rural areas to cities because they were out of job. With your logic, it should have not happened.
The better approach is to ask government to come up with a solutions that does not involve limiting science and tech.
So if they can figure out whether I have an expensive laptop/computer based on my graphic card, then they can adjust the prices I see on the page (e.g.higher prices for game devs/players and lower prices for plumbers). Not fair.
Great but I wish after I typed a page or paragraph, it tells me what is the main issues in my typing and give me recommendation/practice to type those problematic characters I'm not good at. You may call it typing doctor feature or something like that.
Happy to answer questions about the IC Ops design, the scheduling algorithm, or how the online aggregation works. We use a fair-share shard scheduler inspired by how databases handle multi-tenant query execution.
You're very wrong if you think harvard accepts children of dictators and monarchies for its graduate programs. It's near impossible to get into those program except if you are a genius (exceptionally high GPA and GRE grades, published valuable scientific papers in prestigious journals). Just check the graduate student's directory to see what I mean.
The better approach is to ask government to come up with a solutions that does not involve limiting science and tech.