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Welcome to the press briefing today. Our first agenda item is to discuss where the drones will attack... Schneier must not mean that when he talks about comin
by 0xdeadbeefbabe 13y ago
Welcome to the press briefing today. Our first agenda item is to discuss where the drones will attack...
Schneier must not mean that when he talks about coming clean.
Anyone who has been betrayed by a friend or lover can regain trust in that person somehow, but that's not the same as regaining trust in a group of people. I don't trust large groups, and how does a whole group (or government) start down the path of regaining trust anyway? I agree with Mr. Schneier, but balancing power seems closer to the solution than what he said about the government starting down a path, coming clean and other things that individuals do better than groups.
- saraid216 13y agoI have an easier time trusting large groups over individual people, because groups can display trend behavior whereas individuals are always going to have eccentricities that can't be mitigated by aggregation.
- 0xdeadbeefbabe 13y agoSo call tmobile or verizon they are thankful for your call after all.
- saraid216 13y agoThat's an awesome non-sequitur and I hope you use it at parties.
- 0xdeadbeefbabe 13y agoOkay I will, if conversation permits. What are the chances? Probably low. I'm thinking the premise is that tmobile and verizon care about your call and the conclusion is that you should call them. That conclusion doesn't follow the premise because you may not care that they care, but I presupposed you did because you were talking about trusting groups. When a tmobile support person thanks me for my call I do not trust that they are truly thankful.
- saraid216 13y agoUnder this model, you should be calling every single person in the world and telling them how much you care. Because they're individuals.