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Personally, I don't fear being snooped on or to have my comms eavesdropped. What I really fear is the interpretation perpetrated by whatever machine or whoever
by tgragnato 10y ago
Personally, I don't fear being snooped on or to have my comms eavesdropped.
What I really fear is the interpretation perpetrated by whatever machine or whoever live-being.
The view that more information produces better decisions is at odds with the world around us.
What has always made a difference is our `incomprehensible` capacity to grasp someone with our emotional intelligence.
Until there will not exist digital computers equipped with (digital) mirror neurons,
until people will not think to empathy as something prioritized to a bunch of data,
I'm not going to accept the judgment of none.
- rm_-rf_slash 10y agoThere's an excellent episode of Star Trek Voyager where the Borg crewmate Seven of Nine installs a component into her brain that lets her sift through Voyager's immense dataset, and results in her secretly telling the first officer that she believes that the captain is a part of a grand and dark conspiracy. Then she runs the dataset again, and goes to the captain to say the exact same thing about the first officer.