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I do agree, and this is what makes the Palantir case makes sense.

If I see a large software company located in an area where a lot of Asians reside and there aren't many Asians there? Then something funny is going on.

Does true Privacy play hand in hand with any country?

Since I don't live in China, should this bother me?

By "culture background" do you mean non-technical users in general?

Or maybe he can do what Galen Erso did...

Just wondering if you would say the same of people protesting in Hong Kong, Russia, or Saudi Arabia. Should they also "act like adults" and "go out there and put in the hard work?"

Depending on a person's life experiences, it causes them to draw the line at different places. So I don't think it's fair to say those people display "feigned outrage and pearl clutching," while _this_ specific way is the adult way.