information again

corrupt press, is). I’m actually rather grateful to them for that, since they bought it home to me what any organisation with dosh and wit could do, and thus will have done.

Privacy is dead; we’re living in Marshall McLuhan’s global village, where everyone can know what everyone else is up to. Well, right now, no, it’s where the rich few can know what everyone else is up to. I seem to be coming to the opinion that the information shouldn’t be just in the hands of the industrial aristocrats or the dark state, but available to everyone; a democracy of secrets.