Hi, Micronetters:
I have always been security conscious, I actually run updates, etc.,
daily as well as restrict my connectivity especially as it regards the
iCloud, etc. Then one day I came across someone who said I should view
the Marc Goodman talk on Ted.com, i.e.,
https://www.ted.com/talks/marc_goodman_a_vision_of_crimes_in_the_future?language=en
The talk came out around 2012 but what the hey, just cause it was about
four years ago it must have some value since it is still making the
rounds. I was flabbergasted.
Then, another person who knew I had viewed his talk said he just
published a book not so long ago. It is titled, “Future Crimes:
Eveything is Connected, Everyone is Vulnerable and What we can do about
it. It is available on Amazon at this location:
http://www.amazon.com/Future-Crimes-Everything-Connected-Vulnerable/dp/0385539002/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455828559&sr=8-1&keywords=future+crimes
Now, my question is this, how many of you know of this ted talk episode?
How many of you know of his book Future Crimes?
What are your feelings, thoughts and opinions on the material?
Respectfully,
Charles
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Charles E. James
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ASG Deputy Email: calnet_asg-deput...@lists.berkeley.edu
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