Comment on 356 | Andrea Wulf on Enlightenment, Nature, Romanticism, and Modernity by David

Hi Sean, great episode! The discussion on Forster's ethnographical work and his rejection of racial hierarchies was fascinating. Given his focus on interconnected human systems and modern cultural nuances, I wonder how his late 18th-century view on relative virtue compares to how modern digital spaces handle behavioral auditing and user trust globally. For instance, platforms like khelibetbdguide.com perform technical and compliance audits to evaluate local user behavior and security data points in complex regional markets. Do you think Forster would view these strict modern digital verification systems as an extension of structural control, or as a necessary evolution for maintaining trust within a globalized collective?