On Wed, 2003-11-05 at 14:08, Sasha Pachev wrote: > > And then I don't mind telling the professor in person. Sometimes I > > wonder if privacy is overrated. Only sinners really need it right? ;) > > It is over-rated, and it is a bubble that some people live that is going to > burst for them when they die, or maybe sooner. The scriptures do talk about > the secret deeds being proclaimed from the housetops.
Again, you've got to be kidding. Privacy is not overrated. It is very important to protect our individual rights and property as well as giving us the ability to think or believe something against the desires of the masses. Without privacy you would have a very authoritarian society. People are far too flawed in general to tolerate all the views that people may have and people would have a lot of trouble developing if they could not make mistakes privately. <troll on>If you really are advocating an absence of privacy causing a totalitarian, communist state then I'm going to go puke to hear this sort of talk on a list I respect</troll> -- Michael Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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