> Several ideas ... without stepping on civil liberties. One idea... would involve using roadside cameras Maybe the initial version of this camera that require

> Several ideas ... without stepping on civil liberties. One idea... would involve using roadside cameras Maybe the initial version of this camera that requires human intervention will barely abide by the already overreaching law, but face-reading cameras everywhere will soon be abused. Despite talk about authoritarianism we rarely discuss its cultural roots. Notice how the article puts the burden on authorities & companies to add more surveillance and penalties for people to improve their behavior. Every ill in society can be fixed with enough surveillance, by this reasoning. People often worry that we will become like the 20th century authoritarian states (e.g the 3rd Reich, GDR , USSR, etc) and I tell them that we've far surpassed their surveillance and control capacity. So let's not keep adding to it, shall we?