Yes history is a beautiful thing and so is the written record and in our enlightened age of the internet everything is saved for our future reference these lies will go down in history as the Greatest Lie Ever Made
Yes history is a beautiful thing and so is the written record and in our enlightened age of the internet everything is saved for our future reference these lies will go down in history as the Greatest Lie Ever Made
True, but.. Unfortunately there are professional 'cleaners' out there, some private & some Gov. Their job is to clean the stuff they want removed from the written record.. Thankfully, not all can/is cleaned.. 😉
yes true our data will be used to weaponise our actions online, while the grubberments data will remain a tightly held secret and we've seen how they have great processes to protect our data don't we, as well as all the corporations in recent years who have reported data "breaches", first was Optus now just about every major agency has compromised our data, and we hear back that one hacker had their visa cancelled and that's it?
I wish that were so, but the great attraction of digital imformation to the criminal elite, is that it can be changed by a a single keystroke that sets a string of algorithms into action, and our world of legal fiction becomes a different world of legal fiction.
Plus there can be no doubt that sooner rather than later the sun will send a "delete all" signal our way in the form of an electromagnetic shock wave that will send us at least as far back as the age of steam, if we get lucky.
Yes history is a beautiful thing and so is the written record and in our enlightened age of the internet everything is saved for our future reference these lies will go down in history as the Greatest Lie Ever Made
True, but.. Unfortunately there are professional 'cleaners' out there, some private & some Gov. Their job is to clean the stuff they want removed from the written record.. Thankfully, not all can/is cleaned.. 😉
yes true our data will be used to weaponise our actions online, while the grubberments data will remain a tightly held secret and we've seen how they have great processes to protect our data don't we, as well as all the corporations in recent years who have reported data "breaches", first was Optus now just about every major agency has compromised our data, and we hear back that one hacker had their visa cancelled and that's it?
I wish that were so, but the great attraction of digital imformation to the criminal elite, is that it can be changed by a a single keystroke that sets a string of algorithms into action, and our world of legal fiction becomes a different world of legal fiction.
Plus there can be no doubt that sooner rather than later the sun will send a "delete all" signal our way in the form of an electromagnetic shock wave that will send us at least as far back as the age of steam, if we get lucky.