As with many things, I don't think the U.N. advances discussion as much as it obscures key issues. I firmly believe we are all moving toward a transhuman time

As with many things, I don't think the U.N. advances discussion as much as it obscures key issues. I firmly believe we are all moving toward a transhuman time when connectivity is king. My computers and connections are a part of my brain -- or at least will be -- and governments' role in my life end where my brain begins. But making everything in the world a "right" is totally fracked. It concerns me that well-meaning people are trying to create more and more controls on top of rapidly-advancing technology using terms and concepts they don't fully understand. In this game of "where's humanity going?" You don't get extra credit for good intentions. I don't mean to selectively pick on the U.N. The same is true for dozens of governmental and treaty efforts around the globe. The way to deal with these governments cutting off internet access is in the streets, which the protesters are doing.