> > And the sun could go nova tomorrow, so why worry?
>
>Yes, the sun could very well go nova tomorrow. So then, you would
>advocate a "What me worry?" attitude? I take it then you don't use
>virus scanners or firewalls and you pass out your passwords with
>reckless abandon, right? :-)
Nope. I protect myself against reasonable risks. But if someone says
"I don't do that", and I have no reason to believe they lie, I don't
put in protections assuming they do it anyway.
>I like to bet that the sun will hold off a few more days.
And I like to bet that if someone says "I won't do this" they
actually won't do this. To assume that everyone around me is lying
and protect myself from it is one step from paranoia.
If you like being paranoid, be my guest. I think that kind of worry
is overkill, but then, we all have to have hobbies.
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And they sit at the bar and put bread in my jar
and say 'Man, what are you doing here?'"
