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People on NPR are specifically being paid to advance these viewpoints, so I wouldn't view them as representative. Meanwhile ad blockers are ubiquitous, indicating most people aren't "kinda" into giving up their privacy.


People block ads because ads are annoying. Those same people freely use cred cards and grocery loyalty cards.


Some do. Some don't.


“I want to believe.”

Do you have any evidence for that bold claim?



I meant the claim that "People on NPR are specifically being paid to advance these viewpoints."

I would expect that's difficult to support. Aside from, perhaps, guests that are funded by think tanks. Or, I suppose, even professors.




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