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> He died to keep the next generation of that phone from your prying eyes. This is a reason so mundane and trivial that the mind reels. Wouldn't it be beautifu
by cesare 17y ago
> He died to keep the next generation of that phone from your prying eyes. This is a reason so mundane and trivial that the mind reels.
Wouldn't it be beautiful if we (as a society) could satisfy all our needs and our desires without feeling guilty?
Every time I try to discuss this with people (especially with friends and relatives) I am vehemently reminded that this is a taboo topic.
- TheSOB88 17y agoCould you clarify what you're talking about? Sex? Drugs? Is suicide the desire you're talking about?
- cesare 17y agoNot at all. I mean, we love technology (aren't we hackers?), but probably we feel (albeit indirectly and just partly) responsible for such things: a man has died for a lost phone/gadget. One of those we buy, use and work with. So my question is: how can we change this? Is it still possible?