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The advantage to persistent surveillance with some buffer is the ability to go "back in time" to before the incident that caused one's attention to be on a cert
by aerostable_slug 4y ago
The advantage to persistent surveillance with some buffer is the ability to go "back in time" to before the incident that caused one's attention to be on a certain area of, say, Niger.
At the end of the day, I'm okay with surveilling others. I don't think it's morally wrong other countries do it to us (barring agreements otherwise).
I have a problem when we do it to ourselves.
- croes 4y ago>I have a problem when we do it to ourselves. Why? US people kill more US people than any other nation. Seems more logical to keep yourselves under constant surveillance. Tight GPS tracking surely will help solving homicides.
- licebmi__at__ 4y ago>“Even in the Indiana Jones movies, there is a white guy who, ‘bang,’ shoots people, right? Japanese people who go along and enjoy with that are unbelievably embarrassing,” Miyazaki reportedly stated in a resurfaced interview. “You are the ones that, ‘bang,’ get shot. Watching [those movies] without any self-awareness is unbelievable. There’s no pride, no historical perspective.” Hayao Miyazaki.