There is a fundamental truth that no one seems to accept. But it is the truth, and the majority of the planet's ignorance of this fact makes it no less true.

There is a fundamental truth that no one seems to accept. But it is the truth, and the majority of the planet's ignorance of this fact makes it no less true. (I am not arguing about what is legal or not, or proposing any illegal behavior, rather just observing that many things legal in the past were absurd/ wrong or still are in certain places on the planet - eg - women not being allowed to drive in certain countries. ie. I repeat, I am not arguing about what is legal or not, I am arguing about the disconnect between reality and the law). The hard truth: There is no such thing as privacy - it was just not so apparent until now. I can know whatever I want, you cannot stop me from knowing the color of your shirt, your bank pin, or seeing pictures of you naked if they exist. I am free to know whatever I want, and so is everyone else. When everyone understands that this is in fact the case, then the world will be a better place. There are lots of interesting topics and conversations that arise from this (sometimes people call them counter arguments, or try and tell me that what I am calling for is wrong). I am not calling for anything, and I understand the ramifications. But most importantly, I am not talking about how I want to world to operate. I am observing how the world DOES operate. Einstein did not invent relativity (I am not comparing my (probably far far lower) IQ to that of Eintein's like you will deflect to as I use this analogy to get my point across). Einstein merely observed what was there for anyone to observe, and his observation made the world's societies of people a better place (because humanity increased it's understanding of existence). I repeat privacy is a fallacy. I can and will know whatever I want to know. So will others. Currently people in power have an unfair advantage because they can know anything about anyone and the rest of us go to jail if we also know it. The way to level the playing field is to realize this fact, remove the laws (in theory, that is my proposal, but I don't know how), realize everyone has a naked version, has been bad, can be taken out of context. In the end, the importance of context will return and the novelty of nudity (and all other things (location that abductors can find you, etc) and intimate knowledge will reduce. But we will all be better off because the difference between the person who knows your bank pin and the person who steals your money will be clearly understood. Currently this is not the case. My observation is correct. Although you will not agree, and be played as a sucker, continuing to fight for privacy, being ashamed of your past while making yourself more and more at the mercy of the bullies (I mean governments and information curators like wikipedia, fb, twit,goog - they are nothing more than storers of user generated content) that make laws and use them against you. Another observation that you will dislike me for, but that I ask you to, at the least, just meditate on, repeating in your head a few times, before dismissing it: Laws are a cheap substitute for understanding.