I more-or-less agree with you. Privacy is dead, the question now is whether or not we subject our rulers to the panopticon along with the rest of us. If we do

I more-or-less agree with you. Privacy is dead, the question now is whether or not we subject our rulers to the panopticon along with the rest of us. If we do that, we might stabilize on an egalitarian equilibrium, otherwise I think we'll descend into a kind of techno-fascism. That's why the events in Hong Kong are so important: can a distributed mass win out over a centralized authority?