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I think the issue is that if we know only one thing about you, that one thing is your label. I see a policeman on TV, he's a 'cop'. Sure he may be a father, av
by true_religion 14y ago
I think the issue is that if we know only one thing about you, that one thing is your label.
I see a policeman on TV, he's a 'cop'. Sure he may be a father, avid sci-fi junkie, and so on, but all I see is one dimension.
If Star Wars Kid cured cancer, we wouldn't forget about his light saber antics but we'd add that to our impression of him----now he's a nobel winning scientist, with an impressive intellect, who has saved potentially billions of lives..... oh and in his youth he used to geek out on Youtube.
- jiggy2011 14y agoTrue, something of that magnitude would probably change expectations. But what if you are just a good software developer or something like that? The policeman example is interesting, what happens in a society where a policeman is trying to be taken seriously and discourage you from some activity you are doing but your glasses automatically recognise his face and say "hey, I see you are being harassed by the police, these naked pictures leaked by his ex-wife might be of use to you".
- politician 14y agoA more useful feature would be for the device to automatically stream video to an off-site location whenever it recognizes a policeman, badge, or vehicle.
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