Well, at least you are consistent with your position. I just don't like that we rely on what amounts to DRM in order to give the human brain exemptions to priv

Well, at least you are consistent with your position. I just don't like that we rely on what amounts to DRM in order to give the human brain exemptions to privacy and copyright laws. I feel that I "own" my memories and nobody should be allowed to tell me what I can do with them. If there's a device that lets me dump them to computers and sell them, first of all, it should be legal, and second of all, I should have that right. I feel that you do not "own" what I observe about you with my own senses and that I do not need your permission to look at you, listen to you, or generally infer things about you. I don't see how a memory dumping device is different from computer sensors, and thus I don't have a problem with computers collecting information about me in public.