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You are manipulating: if there is a problem and the solution that is proposed is excessive, rejecting the proposed solutions does not move the burden of finding
by AdrianB1 7y ago
You are manipulating: if there is a problem and the solution that is proposed is excessive, rejecting the proposed solutions does not move the burden of finding a solutions on the people rejecting it. For example, I propose to stop everyone from breathing, it will stop pedophiles; if you don't agree, you have to provide a solution for pedophilia. Not a logically sound argument, is it?
- Gatsky 7y agoI’m genuinely interested if anyone else feels uneasy about just leaving things the way they are, and if they have any thoughts about what could be done instead of compromising cryptographic integrity. Sorry if that came across as an attempt at manipulation, not my intention at all.
- AdrianB1 7y agoIt is not our responsibility to find a solution for pedophilia. For example, I am an IT manager, not a policeman and not a law maker. Yes, I would like to know a solution exists and it will be implemented like I would like to know there is a cure for cancer, but it is not my expertise to find it and I have no expectation that a discussion about encryption will find the solution for pedophilia.