54thr

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by 54thr 6y ago
I don't think that people will be leaving their houses much in 50 years, assuming we still have "people" and "houses". The singularity is on the horizon and we are running full-speed toward it.
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by 54thr 6y ago
Please... These people know exactly what they are doing. The internet is a lot of things, and one of those things is a tool for mass surveillance. It's always, always been about power and money.
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by 54thr 7y ago
What if the terrorists were intelligence agencies? How would we stop them?
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by 54thr 7y ago
The threat of terror gives power to the State. Power seeks more power. The State does not erode freedoms in support of safety. The State erodes freedoms to achieve more power. Terror is the excuse. It is the State's greatest tool.
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by 54thr 7y ago
Not to worry. All the fluoride they're intentionally doping the water supply with just fluoridates your insides to give you a forever body. Just kidding. It goes from the stomach into the bloodstream and straight up into your teeth to
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by 54thr 7y ago
> What if my kids who are under 18 are with me? How does that work? Exactly the same? They'll gleefully monetize all personal data they accrue, which is standard practice for any data-gathering effort. It doesn't matter if the
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by 54thr 7y ago
'Later that month, Ann Cavoukian, the former privacy commissioner of Ontario, also resigned. “I imagined us creating a Smart City of Privacy, as opposed to a Smart City of Surveillance,” she wrote in her resignation letter'. &quot