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Once the camera is there, the temptation for future governments to use this power for more things than originally required will become irresistible. also: http
by tjwebbnorfolk 4mo ago
Once the camera is there, the temptation for future governments to use this power for more things than originally required will become irresistible.
also: https://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+slippery+slope+mean https://www.google.com/search?q=what+does+slippery+slope+mea...
- mrtksn 4mo agoThat's not slippery slope, no cameras are required. The whole outrage is based on bullshit ragebait.
- tjwebbnorfolk 4mo agoand what sensor do you propose using to make sure people appear awake and alert? a magic device that can evaluate posture, demeanor, facial expression, wakefulness, etc but somehow definitely is not a camera? yes you've read the text accurately, now it's time to use your brain and consider what it means.
- mrtksn 4mo agoIf you want to be pedantic you can choose to be pedantic about the fact that the text literally does not require a camera. If we can pass that, then let's stick with the reality and understand that processing the light that shines on CCD sensor doesn't automatically mean that it is being recorded and handed over to the police. Since we are allowed to use our brains, we can understand that recording and transmitting would require extra hardware over what's required to process the data from CCD sensor and discard it right away.
- tjwebbnorfolk 4mo ago> the fact that the text literally > processing the light that shines on CCD sensor doesn't automatically mean and I'm the one being pedantic. ok bro. There's a thing called common sense, thinking for yourself, using your own brain to perform inference. Try it some time.
- mrtksn 4mo agoTry reducing hallucinations with your inference