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I don't quite understand how the government thinks this will go. How do they think they are going to prevent encryption? Also, does anyone else realize that th
by wahsd 12y ago
I don't quite understand how the government thinks this will go. How do they think they are going to prevent encryption?
Also, does anyone else realize that they are essentially expecting to have no limitations? They want to, not only be able to essentially have access to your person at any time ... which is understandable to a certain extent ... under authority of a legal and proper warrant; but they now also want to be able to monitor and track every single thing you do and are at all times for future recall. Essentially, they are wanting to be able to reference the experience of your life, approaching your memory.
So what stops the government from reading your memories, once that technology is fine tuned? We are seriously on a precipice here, because humanity's political and civil society has not caught up to the exponential advances in technology.
The last time such a mismatch existed it resulted in WWI and WWII. Before we emerged, mumbling .... "WTF, just happened"