I'm not going to troll about all that, but even though I agree on the general utopia you're describing, let me quote a good friend of mine (who certainly was qu

I'm not going to troll about all that, but even though I agree on the general utopia you're describing, let me quote a good friend of mine (who certainly was quoting someone else): It is important to have the right and possibility to be anonymous in a world where that right and possibility is not needed. Because as soon as they are needed, they become vital to be used. I do want to live in a world where we will have no need for privacy, but I do not want to drop my right for privacy because of how that world works. This why I call the world you're describing by saying: Transparency will thrive, and privacy will die. My only worry is, how far and deep will people like you go into making society rely on and expect privacy is nothing more than an utopia.