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Termyn8or -> RE: Data-Rape (4/19/2010 12:29:27 AM)
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"The journalist and privacy campaigner Henry Porter told Bond that privacy is like eyesight, or touch: “It’s that important.” Phil Booth, national co-ordinator of the campaign No2ID, broadly agrees. “Privacy is not something that people feel, except in its absence. Remove it and you destroy something at the heart of being human.” "
Couldn't have put it better if I tried all day. Maybe this can give some a bit of insight as to why I am the way I am. Sometimes I sound crazy, but the people who say that have no problem living their whole lives under a microscope. I notice different things than others.
In the movie The Terminator, the machine is going to kill all the Sarah Connors in a given area. He goes to phone booths and looks in the phone book. Bullshit, the machine would know exactly which Sarah Connor to kill and most likely where she worked, shopped and all kinds of other things.
And just to get totally off the wall, Speed Racer was made in Canada. Dude was afraid of speed. They are driving down the road and there are buildings on both sides. The kid complains about the speed and Pops replies "I'm only doing sixty". Had to be kilometers if it wasn't the highway. Of course it could've been any other country that uses kilometers not miles. But other things point to Canada.
Yes I used to watch TV but never became so enamoured with it as to find out actors and directors' names. Same with music, I actually have a problem looking for oldies because when they came out I never bothered myself with who the artist was.
Maybe I was affording them the same privacy I would like to enjoy. But I am cut from a different cloth than most.
T
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