No. (And I think it should stop, if it's happening.) If a trove of private correspondence is found from an ancient civilization, that was clearly not meant fo

No. (And I think it should stop, if it's happening.) If a trove of private correspondence is found from an ancient civilization, that was clearly not meant for disseminatuon but intercepted unlawfully, do you think we should destroy it? I think it's okay to answer this question in the negative. But an argument could be made that people should have a right to privacy unbroken even by long posterity. What do you think of that question?