> Humans did more than fall into the trap. They loved the technology, truly believing it made them safer, and provided Skynet with a global surveillance system

> Humans did more than fall into the trap. They loved the technology, truly believing it made them safer, and provided Skynet with a global surveillance system that allowed it to know the whereabouts of every human being at any moment in time. Safer works on some. Happier or nostalgic works on others. Anyone else noticed these three creepiest genres of Reddit posts on steady drip-feed? - My [neighbor/ex/inlaw/coworker] is dumb and so goddamn crazy and threatened to do [something anyone would consider unreasonable]!! AITA? UPDATE, two weeks later: I followed the advice from my first thread and got security cameras and they came back to do crimes to me and my cameras saved me!!! - So cute: my [pet/child] did [unexpected/impressive/adorable thing]!! Faith in humanity restored!!! <video angle shows it's recorded by security camera covering living room / bedroom, no mention of such but is visually obvious> - Realized my dead [grandparent/parent/sibling/child/pet] was caught by the Google Street View car [at least a decade ago] doing [their favorite activity] at [nostalgic location] and I can't stop crying with joy!!! <implication: little surveillance then makes big happy now, so big surveillance now makes ??? happiness in future, so what's happening now is Good Actually!>