I have a theory. Since we're all lost/dead assets that are part of the US Corp, doesn't digitization essentially make us "found" property that is now tracked and traced and physically inventoried? If I understand this correctly, that would remove what remains of our limited autonomy by at least being lost dead assets.
That would remove any ability for us to hide from .gov and would allow "them" to easily, and instantly, exclude anyone who didn't comply with corporate policy. If that's correct, this is far more sinister than simple big brother spying.
I have a theory. Since we're all lost/dead assets that are part of the US Corp, doesn't digitization essentially make us "found" property that is now tracked and traced and physically inventoried? If I understand this correctly, that would remove what remains of our limited autonomy by at least being lost dead assets.
That would remove any ability for us to hide from .gov and would allow "them" to easily, and instantly, exclude anyone who didn't comply with corporate policy. If that's correct, this is far more sinister than simple big brother spying.