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hungerstrike | 7 years ago
Can you manufacture devices faster than people can break them? I think some sort of mass uprising could still work.
hungerstrike | 7 years ago
Can you manufacture devices faster than people can break them? I think some sort of mass uprising could still work.
cf498|7 years ago
This goes to a core why many believe a totalitarian surveillance system might not have a way back out. Once the first guy or girl breaks the first camera the cops will know immediately and they will end up in jail before they can say "revolt".
Former revolts and revolutions always needed the incremental creation of critical mass. Without the possibility of prior planing and coordination all that leaves you with is being a hopeless martyr who will be locked away in a heartbeat with the faint hope of at least motivating a few others to resist.