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I agree to most, but because solutions like facial recognition are simply easier to engage than educational reforms or welfare-based safety [sic] nets, this is

I agree to most, but because solutions like facial recognition are simply easier to engage than educational reforms or welfare-based safety [sic] nets, this is not necessarily something we get to choose. States will prefer the former to the latter and firms will provide, at which point I don't think that the definition of safety-from is necessary.

luckylion 7y ago
> States will prefer the former to the latter and firms will provide, at which point I don't think that the definition of safety-from is necessary. I do believe that, at some point, people will as well. If other options prove too expensive or too inefficient, it's not just states that will prefer near complete mass surveillance.