In that case, what the study may prove, more than anything else, is that it’s working—that our computers, more than the people close to us, know us as we want to be known. Whether they know us as we are, though, is another question altogether.

Source: www.theatlantic.com

"In that case, what the study may prove, more than anything else, is that it’s working—that our computers, more than the people close to us, know us as we want to be known. Whether they know us as we are, though, is another question altogether."

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