Jamal Awil

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Finally, there is the question of who decides who decides. [definitional]

As to who decides, this division of learning has been decided by the declarations and incursions of the owners of private surveillance capital as another essential condition of accumulation, enabled by the reluctance of the state to assert democratic oversight in this secret realm. Finally, there is the question of who decides who decides. So far, it is the asymmetrical power of surveillance capital unencumbered by law that decides who decides.

Shoshana Zuboff, The Age of Surveillance Cap…, loc. 1028