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Isn't the premise of that book that privacy is a deep human need, and that its erosion goes against our intent? I would argue that the next generation coming u
by mvkel 8y ago
Isn't the premise of that book that privacy is a deep human need, and that its erosion goes against our intent?
I would argue that the next generation coming up will have little to no _need_ for privacy. When you grow up with nanny cams in your bedroom, privacy per se isn't even valued, let alone met with an expectation.
- arcturus17 8y agoNanny cams won’t change the fundamental nature of human beings. If privacy was a deep human need a generation ago, it will continue to be for foreseeable generations. Technology has created an illusion of progress and transcendance of our own nature but in truth we’re still merely advanced primates.