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It's amazing to me too that the very concept of an "unwarrantable" space is simply impossible to conceive.

• sixothree 11y ago
  Considering all communication is subject to eavesdropping the space they are wanting to access borders on the realm of private thoughts. And some day soon it just may exist in that realm.
  • pdkl95 11y ago
    > private thoughts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-ZpsxnmmbE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-ZpsxnmmbE CGP Grey has a very good explanation of this situation.
    • josho 11y ago
      Then contrast our potential inability to keep private thoughts with the fact that the government is allowed theirs by merely stamping Top Secret across a document.
  • alanwatts 11y ago
    I will be reporting this thought crime to the Ministry of Truth.
• karmelapple 11y ago
  I don't disagree, but do some countries truly publicly accept unwarranted spaces? I can imagine most governments wouldn't really want to give up that ability if possible.
  • chopin 11y ago
    In some civilized countries, yes. Take eg. your brain (as an accused), a doctor, a lawyer. There are even countries respecting the sources of journalists...
    • gherkin0 11y ago
      ...also military, law enforcement, and other government secrets.