The Surveillance Camera Man video (linked in the article) is quite brilliant, but tying that into Google Glass debate is questionable: If someone were videotapi

The Surveillance Camera Man video (linked in the article) is quite brilliant, but tying that into Google Glass debate is questionable: If someone were videotaping a store or public scene, no one would bat an eye (and it happens everywhere), but in this case he is clearly focusing all of his attention on specific people, clearly upsetting them in exactly the same way it would if he simply followed them around staring at them. The reaction seems to be a paranoia that they have been singled out for some reason. I see Google Glass and technologies like that as simply inevitable. And while people are sure that their foibles are going to be the laughingstock of YouTube, it will quickly become so pervasive that it becomes irrelevant from that angle.