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Everyone, living and dead, within the Pax Americana sphere is tracked in near real time. Including everyone's economic activity, movements, communications, rela
by specialist 5y ago
Everyone, living and dead, within the Pax Americana sphere is tracked in near real time. Including everyone's economic activity, movements, communications, relationships, interests, and affinities.
These additional disclosures merely confirm additional pieces of overall panopticon are in fact operational.
(I don't know the current state of medical record sharing. Back when I worked in healthcare IT, mid 2000s, we had datafeeds to the CDC and others for public health stuff, deaths, births. No matter; What isn't explicit can largely be inferred from other datasets.)
One darkly humorous aspect is that we're still arguing about stuff like census, gun licenses, voter registration databases, etc. Those tasks could be done with straightforward queries, with almost no errors, no drama necessary.
- Atheros 5y agoIf the census, gun licenses, and voter registration were done as you suggest then you would simply move the drama to those other databases. There are powerful people who can legally attempt to increase their power by introducing errors into the census. Same with voter registration. The errors and subsequent drama are purposeful!
- salawat 5y agoEver since EHR, medical insurers have been passing around historicals like hot cakes. So I'd assume if you are getting insured by an employer, every insurer has a cached copy of your medical history that can be dove either as a byproduct of their RFP process or otherwise. Hell, I was just thinking the last couple years that if you've got a regular prescription, medical insurance is basically a leash that can be yanked in as a control mechanism.