Can you explain why asking you to be transparent about your personally identifiable information is laughable? Also: privacy isn't about reward and personal pow

Can you explain why asking you to be transparent about your personally identifiable information is laughable? Also: privacy isn't about reward and personal power, it's about reducing risk - specifically, the risk that those with power over you are able to manipulate your future in ways you cannot defend against. There is a distinct difference between the reward and the risk mitigation that privacy can bring, and I fear that's the aspect of the argument that you will never understand.