Good thinking, while we're at it, if we don't want people freely running code on their own hardware, why should they be able to freely think? The people who us

Good thinking, while we're at it, if we don't want people freely running code on their own hardware, why should they be able to freely think? The people who use software in ways you don't like, had to think about using it that way first, lets stop it at the source! Of course controlling what someone thinks is pretty difficult. Oh I know! Any good person has nothing to hide, so we could try to normalize everyone knowing everyone elses details, down the the point that you pretty much know what everyone is thinking. Might be weird at first, but only people with bad intentions would be scared or really feel weird about it. Lots of almost-bad people probably would be safely controlled in such a system. It would be so safe!