>If you’re a “bad” person, logically your technology should help you be bad. I think this oversteps the Silicon Valley idea that technology is always inherentl

>If you’re a “bad” person, logically your technology should help you be bad. I think this oversteps the Silicon Valley idea that technology is always inherently beneficial. It's really not unfair that I can buy gardening gloves and radish seeds on Amazon, while a domestic terrorist has to sneak around and lie to buy a barrel of nitromethane. We should not be using our technology to enable both equally, and then leave it to the individual to decide whether to plant a garden or a bomb.