Category Archives: General Editorial

Privacy, Dead and Still Loving it.

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Back in 2003 I wrote a little quick article about how privacy has degraded and in the 7 years of the original article we have had such great advancements such as MySpace, FaceBook, and twitter, to name a few..

Recently people are all up in arms over FaceBook going and weakening their privacy policy and the sharing of personal information online. People are deleting their accounts under the assumption and belief that their personal information will vanish off the FaceBook servers… one word for you crazy people that are doing this, its called backups of the hordes of data that FaceBook has.

Privacy has been dead since the advent of the phone, the computer and the internet. Since the internet came along we have wanted to get to know people, connect with old friends and family and be able to communicate for a lot cheaper.

The internet has made possibilities come true, as well as the ability to communicate for cheap.

Our failed Society

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The failure of our society comes from the fact that we spend more money and energy on creating war, and finding an enemy then trying to be friends with people.

I sit and think of how far we would be if we spent all our effort on technology that was not designed for war, but instead for peace, and the wellness of our society as a whole.

It’s pretty sad that our society is based around war and warmongering, and the propagation of hatred and violence. A majority of industry is based around creating weapons of war, from planes, tanks, ships, bombs, guns, and nuclear weapons. Most our technological advancements have been based around creating weapons.

It is amazing how much of our medical technology is based around repairing the damage created from war. Much of the knowledge of amputations have been learned and mastered from the medical needs from war. World war two is a prime example of how Bayer, used war and experimenting on people in the concentration camps to prefect the products they were creating.