Advancement in Robotics
10-13-2018, 05:15 AM
#11
Good question. I feel the loss of privacy more than anything. We are the last generation of being non-monitored, non-tracked, non-identified anywhere, anytime, anyhow.
Almost gone are the days you could pay cash for everything and move about unsurveyed. I have heard others (usually the more youthful) say “I have nothing to hide”. That may be but it does not matter. It is freedom to do what you want (legal of course) when you want, and how you want, without some entity tracking your every move. I don’t want someone to know something or everything about what I like, what I watch, what I do, what I eat, what I drive, how I drive, how I worship, how I work, what my hobbies are, what my health is like, what I read, or what I wear.
No thank you.
10-13-2018, 05:58 AM
#12
^^^ Absolutely concur. Think of it from a marketing perspective.
If I know how badly you need something before you walk in the store, I can dynamically adjust my prices to your willingness to buy.
I can adjust the interest rates you can get. or I can decide to just ignore you to go deal with better prospects.
It can grossly exaggerate the growing digital divide becoming a self-sustaining entity.
You can't get because you don't have.
If I know how badly you need something before you walk in the store, I can dynamically adjust my prices to your willingness to buy.
I can adjust the interest rates you can get. or I can decide to just ignore you to go deal with better prospects.
It can grossly exaggerate the growing digital divide becoming a self-sustaining entity.
You can't get because you don't have.
10-22-2018, 07:49 PM
#13
Good question. I feel the loss of privacy more than anything. We are the last generation of being non-monitored, non-tracked, non-identified anywhere, anytime, anyhow.
Almost gone are the days you could pay cash for everything and move about unsurveyed. I have heard others (usually the more youthful) say “I have nothing to hide”. That may be but it does not matter. It is freedom to do what you want (legal of course) when you want, and how you want, without some entity tracking your every move. I don’t want someone to know something or everything about what I like, what I watch, what I do, what I eat, what I drive, how I drive, how I worship, how I work, what my hobbies are, what my health is like, what I read, or what I wear.
No thank you.
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