Yea, it does get a little paranoid, but the point is certainly valid. In coffee shops and restaurants we tend to have semi personal conversations knowing that e

Yea, it does get a little paranoid, but the point is certainly valid. In coffee shops and restaurants we tend to have semi personal conversations knowing that even if someone is listening, we'll never see them again and the little snippets they hear of the conversation (bitstream) will cycle out of their memory soon enough. Try having that same conversation when someone with Glass sits down next to you. Its a very valid point, it can change the entire dynamic of a pubic space, without a socially acceptable way of telling the person to stop - like if they were blabbing on a cellphone. I remember this article a few months ago: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/cyborg-professor-claims-assault-paris-mcdonald-digital-glasses-article-1.1116246 http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/cyborg-professor-claim... I sided with the guy with the glasses, after reading this article, not so much. *Note, when I first read this article, there was no freaky picture with it.