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It's important to also acknowledge the crucial role culture plays in this problem, regardless of the political system it cradles. The public is simply ignorant
by leppr 7y ago
It's important to also acknowledge the crucial role culture plays in this problem, regardless of the political system it cradles.
The public is simply ignorant about surveillance technology issues. Not that long ago we used to tolerate sawdust in our bread[1], and that's food, something humans should be pretty knowledgeable about. People would revolt if this happened now, whether they live under a capitalist or communist system. A free market might accelerate the transition, but education about the issue is still the underlying factor of change.
[1]: http://www.theoldfoodie.com/2011/03/sawdust-bread.html http://www.theoldfoodie.com/2011/03/sawdust-bread.html