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I don't think it's possible to educate non-technical end-users (ie. most of the general public) about this. They're too dumb. But on the bright side, surveilla
by jensen123 11y ago
I don't think it's possible to educate non-technical end-users (ie. most of the general public) about this. They're too dumb.
But on the bright side, surveillance technology will probably mean the end of democracy. With extensive surveillance, it should be easy enough to eliminate/sabotage people who speak up for the common man, such as labor union activists, universal suffrage activists or politicians before they become major problems.
Then we über-nerds can finally rule the world! The common people will make useful servants. And we get to impregnate their women, eventually, slowly but surely, turning all of the Earth's population into nerds! BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!