Summary: KMO welcomes Duck Duck Go founder Gabriel Weinberg to the C-Realm to map out an escape from the filter bubble. Even if you're logged out, when you do a Google search, Google's algorithms go to great lengths to figure out who you are and what you want to see. You many wonder, "Well, what's wrong with Google finding the stuff that I will be interested in?" Gabriel has a few answers to that question worth considering. Privacy concerns also motivate Gabriel, and he details some of the less-than-obvious ways that your online activity tells corporations things about you that you might prefer to keep to yourself. At the end of this episode, KMO plays some material from Jon Rappoport on the power of the imagination. Music by ALLFLAWS [ted id=1091] Eli Pariser's TED Talk.
