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Have you lost track of the conversation? The parent comment is clearly referring to a terrestrial border, on Earth. And in any case humans currently only poss
by MichaelZuo 3y ago
Have you lost track of the conversation?
The parent comment is clearly referring to a terrestrial border, on Earth.
And in any case humans currently only possess the technology to receive radio waves, even in a hard vacuum, via electrons. So 'Data' that matters to humans is always physical, with tangible non-zero mass, 100% of the time in 100% of all conceivable situations circa 2023.
- AnthonyMouse 3y agoRadio waves are not made of electrons. They are waves not particles. You cannot put them on a shelf in the evidence room. They do not require matter to transmit through, which is why they still work in the vacuum of space. But most relevantly, there is no practically feasible barrier you can use to keep them out of your country.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoIt feels like your not reading my comments thoroughly, or associating non-existant claims to them. No one has said anything about whether radio waves are 'made of electrons' prior to your comment. Also, what does 'practically feasible' have to do with the parent comment? A lot of things that are not practically feasible are nonetheless mandated in some form or another, and are still punished for if a transgression is detected via happenstance, there are many examples throughout history.