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Why does she go on to say that some might call her a "Luddite"? This would imply that she doesn't believe in technology, which could logically be extended to pe

Why does she go on to say that some might call her a "Luddite"? This would imply that she doesn't believe in technology, which could logically be extended to perhaps include "understand" technology.

reitzensteinm 14y ago
The implication in that sentence is that people may assume she is a luddite, but they would be wrong in doing so.
- ryan_s 14y ago
  Would they be wrong? I'm not certain about that. From the single clip I would believe that maybe she is.
- BklynJay 14y ago
  I don't know if we can necessarily draw that conclusion from the limited information in that statement. It would seem almost as if she shuns technology deliberately.
starpilot 14y ago
Because she's throwing around the term casually, like people do? "I'm really OCD about this" ≠ actual self-diagnosis of OCD
ams6110 14y ago
I'd feel pretty comfortable saying that no cabinet-level official really "understands" technology enough to make decisions on cybersecurity. They rely on subordinates who (hopefully) do.