I see no lack of high-quality data, although it may not be the kind you prefer. How about the telephone/chat/internet logs (not "metadata") of every single pers

I see no lack of high-quality data, although it may not be the kind you prefer. How about the telephone/chat/internet logs (not "metadata") of every single person in the USA? We've got it! And how about using that to answer social science questions and, more immediately, political questions such as: - What really happens in corporate/government/private decision-making? - Did a particular politician really trade his vote for money? How was that done? - Are elected judges better/more honest than appointed judges? - Are there hidden organizations within particular governmental entities? e.g., a right-leaning group within the FBI who secretly persecutes persons/groups of other political persuasions? Are there independent entities within the CIA that are capable of financing and operating on their own under the umbrella of the government but also capable of evading the congressional oversight specified in the Constitution? - Is my wife's cousin really screwing Hunter Biden again?