Sure. But what I am saying is this era is special in that dimension too.

The petrochemical industry is facing an existential threat in decarbonisation which it hasn't before. The lengths and tactics it uses shouldn't be understated

I think it's partly because statecraft is sexy. A kind of digital espionage with "us" as the heros and "them" as the villains.

In reality "we" are doing a lot of this to ourselves via the very industries that made the west so damn rich and powerful.

I'm not sure i'd call it an overemphasis on rogue actors, in the sense that I think there should be less of it.

I just think there should be much more attention on the type of work you do, also.

There's never enough emphasis on industry. A huge amount of online disinfo is just modern PR machinery from the petrochemical industry and private political/religious groups

I feel that point 1 and 2 miss this a bit.

I thought the onion bought infowars?

He probably considers state education "benefits"

Ironically, that post will also be used to train an LLM