Only an open society can be a just society. So many people, with so much to hide. They know it's wrong, but they don't listen. These are the new rules: No more hiding. All they have to lose is shame, inhibition, perversion.
The Topic: Privacy
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A thoughtful, if controversial stance on a important issue in today's society.
Tho its impact on me is lessened somewhat by the fact that your question immediately before this inquired on when the bald dwarf from Space Moose would show up.
I've been reading Arthur C. Clarke's "The Light of Other Days". To summarize, in it a new technology is developed that allows people to see anything that has ever happened anywhere, and the effects it has on society. Pretty interesting.
Whoa! That reminds me of this comic I read where they could look at famous people back through time and watch them, but all the people went crazy because they thought they were being watched, and it turns out they were, by these scientists guys.
Whoooooa.
It like blew my mind.
It like blew my mind.
A knowledge of Space Moose demonstrates an understanding of today's digital zeitgeist, and the ever expanding global network. Indeed, Space Moose may very well be the pinnacle of human acheivement.
The contributions of Space Moose and indeed the internet pale before the might of the tasty, flaky chalupa, senior.
Aren't you the Taco Bell dog, not Taco Bell itself?
You imply a distinction where none exists.
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