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> But to walk around with suspicion to the point of carrying around a microphone is just lunacy you are straw manning heavily here. OP suggested recording high
by maximente 7y ago
> But to walk around with suspicion to the point of carrying around a microphone is just lunacy
you are straw manning heavily here. OP suggested recording high stakes interactions with the potential to turn sour at a later date, not what you've said here about walking around wired.
what are your arguments against saving evidence for high stakes interactions that could turn into socially and career ruining consequences later? you know this is done in non-sexual contexts e.g. police interviews already, right?
- dclusin 7y agoConversations in the workplace happen organically. Sometimes the CEO will approach you at the water cooler and say, hey, got a sec? What are you gonna do? Say "brb let me grab my recording device?" Or start filming the encounter like people film the police?
- icu 7y agoI'm not talking about all out surveillance of all human interactions. I'm talking about being in a closed office with a female employee one on one, or when 'going out on the pull'. Basically your workplace, bars/clubs, or other high risk situations or venues especially where alcohol is served. I'm also talking about keeping the device in your pocket as you would your wallet or keys... or more like a swiss army knife. You may never need it, but if you do, you'll be glad it's there.