I understand the logic of giving free access to one's thoughts and machines to ensure 'transparent' thinking - which avoids crime. However, would such 'transparent' way of working also thwart individuality to some extent? I am not sure but if someone is 'watching over my shoulder' all the time, would I be able to think creatively and in an unrestrained manner? Hmmm - what an interesting supposition.
Certainly needs more thinking on my part. Thanks. Upvoted full through Steemfollower.
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@dana-edwards -
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