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And also, too, and other news is something that I saw yesterday that I thought was very interesting now is the Amazon pay-by-palm

service is now starting to be enabled all across the country.

They already have it in numerous stores and Whole Foods in Seattle and various parts of

Washington.

It has now hit Austin, Texas, and it's planned to land in multiple other states here in the foreseeable future, which is very strange to me. As I've told you guys before, I find this whole concept very mark of the beastish, so to speak. The video shows customers waving their right hand for contactless payments that pay by Palm

services enabled by Amazon One devices which links the user's entire Palm signature to their

debit or credit card. They said Amazon One is all about making everyday activities like paying

at a store easier and more convenient for customers.

We built Amazon One to offer a quick, reliable source and secure way for people to identify themselves and authorize the transaction while they move through their day.

Now, I'm no rocket scientist here, but I've shopped quite a bit in person, and I don't really recall the fact that it's massively convenient just to be able to wave your hand other than pull out a credit card or pull out cash or swipe a card or

insert a card or whatever dozen different options you have right now.

Obviously, this isn't about convenience as everybody knows knows, Amazon's stance is not about customer service.

It is about control, monitoring, and algorithmic responses to see what people actually buy, all while putting small businesses out of business.

That is the overall concept and pretty much the mission statement of Amazon, if you read between the lines.

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