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Sorry Dang. This is a bad habit of mine when I've done the digging to find particularly salient points on a topic, I tend to re-use them in this way. I'll keep
by arminiusreturns 4y ago
Sorry Dang. This is a bad habit of mine when I've done the digging to find particularly salient points on a topic, I tend to re-use them in this way. I'll keep it more conversational and less copy-pasta.
I do think the importance of what Eben said stands on its own though. It cuts to the very heart of the crypto-wars.
One new tool that didn't exist in the original crypto-war: national security letters.
- dang 4y agoI totally get it - especially because recurring topics come up. The principle we're going for is good conversation. If you sense into what would make sense in a good in-person conversation, that's probably about right. Even when it's natural for the same material to come up in a series of conversations over time, people don't repeat identical boilerplate to each other; that would be weird. Quotes are a special case because by definition one is repeating them rather than generating them.