-22 karma · joined December 12, 2013
I image this is how I probably will become 'obsolete' in regards of technology just like my parent can't catch up with todays technology.
My point is it doesn't have to. Ask what is it that makes people prefer to keep secret then fix that instead.
Not saying its going to be easy but at least we should spend the effort on fixing that, instead of spending the effort on hiding the information.
>society will still have its own opinions.
So we need to spend the effort on minimizing the misery caused by that
This is imo the most feasible/pragmatic approach for privacy issue.
Instead fixing it by hiding the information, we should fix the actual issue that cause misery when the information is public.
I have no problem with pigs because I've used to it since childhood and i find it delicious. It has nothing to do with it being intelligent/emotional.
The reason I may want to go to office is to see my coworkers.
Doors/private cubicle defeat the purpose.
suing can cost money, time, effort, and may not able to necessarily clear your name even if you won.
You already assume he is guilty ?
Whether they use "unable" or "choose not too" shouldn't matter.
Just treat it the same.
The same way how human learn/train.
Observe how most people behave then imitate.
It doesn't help, only mostly cause misery.
What law tesla broke in this case?
So its Tesla fault if people doesn't listen?
If I have the ability/resource to do that and if the total cost is less then of course.
Instead of actively driving you switch to be a driving supervisor instead.
Think about it as a really advance cruise control.
Autopilot doesn't mean it won't crash, thats absurd.