On 12/9/23, Albretch Mueller <lbrt...@gmail.com> wrote: > As anyone could see you could even run a network of detached > computers without networking interfaces in a "touch of God" kind of > way, some sort of "leased One-time pad touches of God" specifically > for each, all coordinated through and which data/information would end > up in a kind of "server", you could even use cell phones to do such > thing ...
I could even envision industries around such specifications. The only reason why such things haven’t happened (would not ever happen?) is because police, politicians and IT companies (which these days are all the same) want to run society as if we were all rats in a maze they control real time in a predictive and cross correlating way in which everything is ephemeral to "we the people" while they keep a click by click, keystroke by keystroke, breath by breath, ... data Doppelgänger of each of us. Something "my paranoia" noticed as part of the Snowden revelations which IMO hasn’t been aired, questioned, discussed enough was that the NSA, as part of their "all tangible things" doctrine, was most interested in people’s medical records. Why?!? Why would "they" care about people’s health? Isn’t the safety and betterment of society what they should be interested in? To top it all "we the people" didn’t get the extent to which they were making fun of us when they said that: "what matters is how we use that information, not that we collect it"!!! This is how the world we are living in looks like: // __ 36C3 - The sustainability of safety, security and privacy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2m5EMkVTydI (7:35) Internet of things or -Internet of Targets- (8:15) just as a car has got about 50 computers in it (11:20) hospital safety usability failures kill about 2000 people a year in the UK, just about car accidents (and he was just talking about impedance in the GUIs! not even about "errare humanum est") (12:30) some dude manage to gain access to 450,000 active pace makers over wifi (15:20) modern cars have about 10 radio frequency interfaces (23:20) initially light bulbs could be on for more than a century, ... these days companies make it from almost impossible to illegal to fix things in order to make money ... ~ At some point it all became so unbelievable, out of it all weird that I had to take as some sarcastic theatrics. Like when he showed hospital rooms and the number of network-enabled, RF devices in it. Since things happen for a reason, as part of explaining why Anderson could have at the very least asked why this is all happening) lbrtchx