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Thank you, blah32497. That's exactly what I was trying to say, and wonderfully succinctly put. :-) It could also mean reevaluating what you've made public,
by sivers 13y ago
Thank you, blah32497. That's exactly what I was trying to say, and wonderfully succinctly put. :-)
It could also mean reevaluating what you've made public, and deciding what should be secret.
- dreamfactory 13y agoHats off re good promo and topicality - but I'd expect something a bit more broadly reflective and nuanced. Really don't think you've thought this one through. You seem to have taken a line for a walk and inadvertently reinvented the asinine 'nothing to hide' argument here. The whole thing about say, the Stasi, was that they were interested in all the everyday comings and goings, not the James Bond stuff. That's the depressingly mundane and terrifying reality of mass surveillance. That's why it was referred to as the 'boot in the face of humanity' by a smarter and better informed person than any of us. > It could also mean reevaluating what you've made public, and deciding what should be secret. aka chilling effect - surely you're not seriously advocating for it?
- gnaffle 13y agoI'd love for you to ask the person what she would think about you sharing her diary with everyone she knows (her family, her coworkers, her boss etc). Would it be equally meaningless and uninteresting to them?