Avocado Open Sandwich, Living Point, Squid Game

20211011, #breakfastdiary 236, 14°C/mostly cloudy, 43min/exercise Warm bread on both sides in a pan with olive oil. Layer on thinly sliced tomato and season with saltsaltsalt, then top with chopped avocado, drizzled with olive oil and lemon juice. Roll up the prettiest, most fragrant basil in the world, slice it lengthwise, lay it gently over the avocado, and finish with a generous amount of pepper — once a symbol of wealth in medieval Europe #avocadoopensandwich #livingpoint When an avocado is just about to spoil from being overripe, chop it up properly and use it anyway. Net neutrality refers to the principle that internet service providers (ISPs) must treat all content equally and without discrimination. At its core is the idea that content providers (CPs) who don't own the network infrastructure should be able to use it under the same terms. (Quoted from a May 2021 Korea Economic Daily article.) But the enormous traffic and astronomical profits generated by global content providers like Google, Facebook, and Netflix will keep raising questions about the value of net neutrality, which is built on equal access to information. Success stories like #squidgame may be exactly what gradually brings the net neutrality issue to a head.