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How many people who are happy to see your face are watching you on surveillance cameras? It's not like this hides your face from a human, and you can always put
by noirbot 4y ago
How many people who are happy to see your face are watching you on surveillance cameras? It's not like this hides your face from a human, and you can always put the hood down if you're at your friend's house or somewhere else you trust.
- fsckboy 4y agoyou can't skulk through a crowd worrying about surveillance cameras without... worrying. I'm saying that selecting the word adversarial to describe this garment is not a coincidence, it's an attitude, and I'm linking it to the emotional life of people who would be interested in the garment. worrying is stressful anxiety that your friends (who can see your face) can't completely erase for you. adversarial essentially means "looking for anxiety". I'm saying step back, it's not the only way to live. downvoting btw is also adversarial so have at it, you'll feel better... not :)
- LoganDark 4y ago> downvoting btw is also adversarial so have at it, you'll feel better... not :) lmao?
- noirbot 4y agoOr it's something people enjoy as a thought experiment? I work adjacent to computer security industries and have always found the sort of cat-and-mouse of circumventing various detection and security mechanisms to be engaging and interesting. There's certainly people who are doing it out of anxiety, either intentionally or because of their own history or mental issues. For them, it may not be easy or possible to just decide to live another way. Either there actually is something they need to be adversarial towards or they're well aware that it's not necessarily rational, but it's not any easier for them to stop than it is for a depressed person to "just be happy".
- fsckboy 4y agowell, then by all means you must be enjoying my contribution as a thought experiment also! :)