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As they are now getting arrested and wire tapped, they are heavily motivated to do it right though? Suddenly they realise that they must be scrupulously discip

• larrys 13y ago
  I agree. But then again remember (I do) those drivers ed videos in high school. (They were "films" back then actually) They showed all the bad things that could happen to you if you drove fast. They scared the you know what out of you. It lasted for a few days. Then most went back to driving as they wished.
• danso 13y ago
  It's true that even having something like this software imbues a certain awareness of, "Gee, if there has to be special software to keep transmitted files secret...does that mean all the other times I've been transmitting files via email is unsafe?" But even when the spirit is willing, the flesh is weak...It's been well known for at least a century that you should wash your hands before doing critical surgery...and yet today it's been somewhat of a revolution to mandate checklists that enforce this at modern hospitals. It's not because surgeons are stupid, it's because the workflow can be so dynamic that critical, easy steps are often missed when unexpected scenarios occur...especially when humans are involved (i.e. all major surgeons today) http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2007/12/10/071210fa_fact_gawande http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2007/12/10/071210fa_fact_...