> All this technology, laws, systems, institutions, people, moral education, increased awareness and everything modern has not moved the society a lot in any po

> All this technology, laws, systems, institutions, people, moral education, increased awareness and everything modern has not moved the society a lot in any positive direction. Just wobbling around a point, swinging temporarily around the corrupt core. In fairness, there also hasn't been much development of proactively moral technology, moreso reactively moral i.e. detective and responsive. To wit: > According to court testimony, not all the files were in the Dropbox folder the day Cessario downloaded the files and then made his copies. For whatever reason, only 39 of at least 119 audio files made it to the defense. Recorded conversations specifically mentioned in texts from Neal's attorney to Cessario in 2016 were not there. > Cessario was ordered Dec. 4 in an email from Assistant U.S. Attorney Aaron Jennen to turn over the laptop for examination to try and find out what happened. That same day Cessario had the hard drive professionally erased at a computer shop in Bentonville, then erased it again himself before turning it in on Dec. 7, he testified in a pretrial hearing Jan. 25. Audit trails and forensic tech all over the place surfaced it, which theory holds should be a dissuasive factor on future corruption. Time will tell though; moral and immoral tech and moral/immoral implementations of tech are in a runaway arms race.