Comment A revolution is what would happen. (Score 3, Interesting) 298
Followed quickly by a headless king.
This does not require an elaborate analysis, only a cursory reading of history.
Followed quickly by a headless king.
This does not require an elaborate analysis, only a cursory reading of history.
Of course, you realize that NO ONE predicted the impact that the internet would have a scant 30 years ago.
True Names was published in 1981, which is a scant 31 years ago. Read it first of all to see that someone DID envision the impact of the global internet, and its resultant creation of cyberspace. But more importantly, read it because it is a brilliant example of what science fiction can be.
My money is on the exfoliation of a huge strip of coastal land followed by massive runoff as the culprit. There's still 20 million tons of debris floating. Imagine how much more either dissolved or sank.
About a lot of things, actually.
JK - Sounds like you have low blood sugar this morning. Have a Captain 'n Coke or two while you steal something from your nephew's candy bag, and you'll feel the love again.
The principle that we each should be in charge of the release of our personal information is a protection for you and me as well as for aging actresses.
As for determining which information about someone is "trivial," I suggest not outsourcing that either.
Given that acting involves portraying emotions and actions that are by definition not real, I would say yes.
Addressing the larger point, it's hard to argue against wanting to maintain control over one's personal information. Very hard.
If you have a procedure with 10 parameters, you probably missed some.