That’s a shitty analogy. It’s more like if you invite your friend over to your house and they are wearing a wristwatch and you have an irrational fear of wristw

That’s a shitty analogy. It’s more like if you invite your friend over to your house and they are wearing a wristwatch and you have an irrational fear of wristwatches (illuminati might be listening, so huge privacy risk obviously). Should you a) rip the watch off their wrist and throw it out the window, or b) not invite people over who wear wristwatches. To use your analogy though in the context of this paper... It would be more like if your friend only wanted to hang out at your house if everyone could join, and you told your friend everyone was allowed to come in, but then you secretly kicked out one person and managed to trick your friend into thinking the person you kicked out was still there because you knew everyone would leave if they found out. Sounds pretty selfish to me.