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Or perhaps they _are_ sharing notes about tor users with each other, as part of a global club of intelligence agencies (a sort of new world order) who would rat
by aftbit 2y ago
Or perhaps they _are_ sharing notes about tor users with each other, as part of a global club of intelligence agencies (a sort of new world order) who would rather not be overthrown. How are we to know?
- anticorporate 2y agoBecause if they each only have incomplete information, they each wouldn't know whether the information they have is relevant to preventing overthrow of their collective order, or intelligence that is only going to help their geopolitical adversary. Basically, a variation of the prisoner's dilemma. Also, those nukes we have pointed at each other are a pretty healthy hint.
- Imustaskforhelp 2y agothe last sentence really just gave me a chuckle
- jrochkind1 2y agoOr perhaps someone with secret quantum computing can break all our encryption and has full transparency on all communications on the internet. Perhaps extraterrestrials are eavesdropping on everything I say in my living room, and sharing it with the KGB. How are we to know?
- rrrix1 2y agoOccam's Razor definitely applies here. "The simplest explanation is usually the best one." Conspiracy theories are a logical reasoning black hole. I personally feel it's generally best to avoid the mental Spaghettification.