Constant surveillance can be used for something like the modern American legal system: Create enough offenses that everyone is guilty of something, and selectiv

Constant surveillance can be used for something like the modern American legal system: Create enough offenses that everyone is guilty of something, and selectively punish those you otherwise want to punish. It's also a dystopian nightmare. Humans aren't perfect, and expecting them to be perfect every second of every day isn't humane, reasonable, or sane - especially when companies like Amazon have already tied everything to metrics and OKRs such that to keep their job, employees need to cut every corner they can get away with up to and including peeing in bottles instead of taking actual bathroom breaks.