Lets take something innocuous--medical records. Those are secrets of people, not of nations. But even if a government tried holding no secrets, it would be at

Lets take something innocuous--medical records. Those are secrets of people, not of nations. But even if a government tried holding no secrets, it would be at an information disadvantage compared to more secretive rivals. For instance, most people are unsatisfied with the notion of abandoning their own privacy (which is a personal form of holding secrets) as a defense against government invasions of privacy, yet this is the same solution you propose that governments attempt against rival governments. There is a huge difference between organizations and people, I never proposed such a thing when it comes to people vs. nations.