- Platforms own our digital identities: what we watch, read, listen to, where we go, who we meet up with, how we’re traveling, what we’re thinking about, even specific health data, our professional connections, family photos, etc. - [[we should be able to view, edit, navigate, and use the data tracked about us through our digital tools and environments]] - [[{2.1b} we accumulate so much, but we own very little]], including our own online presence. - You *have* to give up an element of your identity to get into the enclosed spaces of the internet – which [[tech gets big through network effects and stays big because of high switching costs|get big through network effects and they keep you there through high switching costs]]. - [[{1.2a1a3} digital embodiment requires writing yourself into being|{1.3a1d} digital embodiment requires writing yourself into being]] - [[to rescue the idea of self-ownership will require a reconfiguration of property rights]] - [[i am less worried about what they know and far more worried about what they own]]