The upside for me here is that maybe people will have an ounce of self awareness and keep stuff like this a bit more to themselves versus throwing tantrums in front of everyone when the smallest thing goes wrong.
Only if you think that public humiliation is an effective form of education
I imagine it to be quite effective education, personally.
Groupthink is not a good educator.
I agree that it's not good, because it's mindless and can just as easily be wrong as right, but it is effective.
Yes, indeed. It is very effective and this is why it is so dangerous. Mind police stuff occurred the last century in Germany two times in a row with devastating results.
Can you imagine how much self awareness folks will have when everyone can switch on their wearable device and record it live in HD?