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How about this: No one can predict the import of what's recorded NOW. Not the person who records it, not the person who observes it, not the person who comes up
by ryanklee 13y ago
How about this: No one can predict the import of what's recorded NOW. Not the person who records it, not the person who observes it, not the person who comes upon it 5 minutes, 5 years, 5 decades later.
Keeping your material projections close to the vest, keeping them out, as far as possible, from the unpredictable hands of the future is just good sense.
The times are changing. We have very little grasp on how what we record now - private, public, or otherwise (?) - will impact us in the future.
There's a virtue in openness, to be sure. But maintaining privacy is no bad thing. No matter what the talking walnut says.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKd7z5CY4BU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKd7z5CY4BU