Yeah, this resonated with me. It's strange we need real-world equivalent stories to get a real sense for how strange some of this conduct is. One problem I see

Yeah, this resonated with me. It's strange we need real-world equivalent stories to get a real sense for how strange some of this conduct is. One problem I see is that the invasion/violation is abstract, instantaneous and committed by an inanimate thing. I wrote something about it here along the same lines: https://jessems.com/hairdresser-analogy https://jessems.com/hairdresser-analogy