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I think the right to be forgotten applies to digital records, I might be missing the context here though.

• danuker 4y ago
  Digital records are an extension of the mind.
  • nonrandomstring 4y ago
    Your liberty to extend your mind ends where my dignity begins.
    • deleted 4y ago
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    • bsedlm 4y ago
      no, it ends where my own mind begins. the problem here is the "collective mind" aka the cloud of collectively constructed digital information
  • imwillofficial 4y ago
    No they are not. They are a physical medium more akin to physical records than they are the mind. This is such a ridiculous take it’s hard to take it seriously. What about retention periods? About about paper copies? Should no data anywhere be regulated because it is somehow this nebulously and poorly defined “extension of the mind?”
    • bsedlm 4y ago
      > What about retention periods? About about paper copies? Should no data anywhere be regulated because it is somehow this nebulously and poorly defined “extension of the mind?” and extremal counterpoint to this viewpoint is that all data be regulated because it's all digital and in the cloud. just consider banning paper and pencils