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> If the tech is cheap enough, there are a lot of hypothetical upsides to constantly tracking every multi-ton machine on the road. Observe, for comparison, the
by mysteria 2y ago
> If the tech is cheap enough, there are a lot of hypothetical upsides to constantly tracking every multi-ton machine on the road. Observe, for comparison, the FAA requirements for flight plans and running a broadcasting transponder to safely operate an airplane.
If the tech is cheap enough, you could argue that there are hypothetical upsides to having a tracker implanted inside every citizen as well. After all those citizens are capable of illegal behavior and must be monitored.
- shadowgovt 2y agoSure could. There's a reason the Constitutional protection is against "unreasonable" search and seizure (with the definition of what that word means left up to the courts). If, some day, most people decide it's worth it to track every individual, the law will bend to allow it.