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A lot of things make people "feel more comfortable". Yet, you probably don't think all these things should be encouraged or become rights. You also have to con
by miguelrochefort 12y ago
A lot of things make people "feel more comfortable". Yet, you probably don't think all these things should be encouraged or become rights.
You also have to consider all the negative sides of privacy. All the lost potential. I'm actually convinced that privacy cause much more harm than good.
How do you feel about the fact that your privacy cause me discomfort?
- maxerickson 12y agoI suppose I don't really care. I consider but it's unlikely that a universal denial of privacy would be necessary to find the balance to be the core of what I was thinking. I'm sure there are some situations where privacy does harm, but I'm at least as equally sure that there are some situations where it doesn't matter (in those situations the preferences of the individual should take precedence). There's probably even situations where everybody is better off with privacy being maintained.