mutatismutandis

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   by mutatismutandis 11y ago

   Fair. I was just trying to take the problem to the hypothetical edge of having no privacy at all; to a case where you do not even enough privacy to share a thought without fear of retribution. I was also trying to align the idea with their
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   by mutatismutandis 11y ago

   I understand that you believe that privacy is hiding the truth. It appears that you believe that the only reason someone would hide any information is because it only allows one to lie. Thus you conclude that since lying is bad, privacy is
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   by mutatismutandis 11y ago

   does anyone know why he'd have one of these: http://www.kurims.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~motizuki/anpi-kakunin-jouho... on his site?
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   by mutatismutandis 12y ago

   I think this is great; I know for a fact that when I try to describe a series of symptoms to my doctor he will be typing away, and I think there's a lot of what I'm saying that gets lost going from the ears to the fingers. I also
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   by mutatismutandis 12y ago

   This is awesome, but I wish this was searchable...
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   by mutatismutandis 12y ago

   well, I'm hosed.