You have to pick your battles. "It's a force of nature" is only a good argument against a policy when it is accompanied by other valid arguments. There are man

You have to pick your battles. "It's a force of nature" is only a good argument against a policy when it is accompanied by other valid arguments. There are many things which are "only human nature" or "a force of nature" which for the sake of society and/or personal liberty we restrict. Saying "it's only a force of nature" won't get you far with a judge. And telling people that they can't use the internet if they value their privacy is an unreasonable restriction on personal liberty. Period. I agree that Google can user track, but only so far, and if they need to go to such extremes, we need rules, guidelines or even laws to draw the line very starkly.