If you're asking someone to absorb fluff (like nonsense about aliens) then perhaps it's a good idea to manufacture 'disfluency' with odd fonts and the like.

If you're asking someone to absorb difficult material (like Knuth or advanced physics) then you want to minimize other sources of 'disfluency'.

And isn't high frequency electrical noise carried over high power lines a threat to our health?

http://areyoutargeted.com/fighting-back/public-relations/making-your-case/eh-and-health/

You might see instances of vexatious surveillance. Imagine a group of people like the fine folks at 4chan with their hands on this technology, using the tech to stalk individuals the 4chan group mind has decided to go after.
Some people will be getting much more attention from this system than others, I'm guessing.

The brits are using a time-proven formula to make their citizens demand previously unpopular policies. It's called Problem-Reaction-Solution. Once a problem is allowed to get bad enough (say, crime) there will be a reaction from the enraged populace, and they will eagerly embrace the solution (say, snitching) offered by the people who engineered the problem to begin with. Governments do it again and again because the public falls for it every time.

Uh, the intelligence sector is way ahead of what the public gets to read about. They've had it for some time.

Right, what they're really annoyed about is being left out of the spying loop.

It's practically a given that TEMPEST-like capabilities moved to satellites, decades ago. Combine that with ECHELON or something like it, and everything that everyone is displaying on their screens (Internet-connected or not) is probably being hoovered up by at least one intelligence agency. Including what's on the screens of those precious Blackberries.

It's

ReadWriteWeb blogged about FaceBook and was promptly overwhelmed with confused FaceBook users who, apparently, are in the habit of getting to the FaceBook login screen by way of Google. Read the comments - it's hysterical.

It won't get you "into trouble", but you may owe a 10% penalty on the underreported taxes if the amount is large enough.

In theory, you'd think this would be the case. In practice, most people filing on April 15th are filing to get their money back, not send money in.

There are actually no incentives for governments to make it easier for taxpayers to get refunds. Taxpayers can create those incentives by reducing their withholdings to $0 so that they owe the government on April 15th rather than the other way around. Given California's problems, that seems like a pretty good idea anyway.

Where's the money in that?

Whereas there's always money in war profiteering and the latest thing, security profiteering.

(Until the money runs out...)

use Trauma Based Mind Control to split off multiple personalities. Interrogate the terrorist all you want; you'll never get the information because the memories are hidden in another alter.

What if someone powerful or wealthy is an exact match, and really needs some healthy organs? Think accidents can't be arranged for the right price?