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This has always seemed a little strange to me. Why is having a camera bad? I walk around with a camera attached to my face all day, just like everyone else. I d
by alexbecker 12y ago
This has always seemed a little strange to me. Why is having a camera bad? I walk around with a camera attached to my face all day, just like everyone else. I don't see how having an electric camera is that different. Sure, I guess I can show a picture rather than explain it, and offer proof instead of my word, but neither of these differences seem substantial enough to explain the animosity I've seen.
- fl0wenol 12y agoAre you trying to be dense? The issue is an always-on-esque digital camera permits you to make a permanent record with limitless distribution anything you saw with your eyes in a way that isn't potentially falliable like an anecdote is, and you can share it with everyone and anyone at any time. Most people out in public do not want this to be the case at your personal discretion.
- ZenoArrow 12y agoTry watching this video (it's not too long, roughly 8 minutes)... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziHCvpikLh8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziHCvpikLh8 What do you think about it? To me, yes, the storyline is dramatised, but the core concept is real. One of the key problems of technology like Glass is that it creates another barrier in direct human interactions. That is why, personally, I'd prefer for it to be limited in use rather than ubiquitous.