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In addition to all this, increasing "privacy" and anonymity are responsible for **immense [cultural](culture.md) damage** as well. Nowadays we live great portions of our lives online, our interactions and relationships live on the Internet, and as we're covering up more and more of ourselves, we **dehumanize ourselves**. We form relationships with letters on the screen, with no face, body language, age, gender, [race](race.md) or country. People conceal who they are and the insane [identity politics](identity_politics.md) all around only adds fuel to the fire by encouraging us to DENY who we are, to pretend to ACTUALLY be what we WISH to be. There is nothing wrong with wishes and desires, but it's important to acknowledge reality too, even if we're not particularly happy about lack power to change it: a 10 year old girl from Sweden can never see the world through the eyes of a 60 year old man from China, a starving African orphan is not the same kind of human as a rich American university student -- who we physically ARE plays an irreplaceable role in social interactions, feeling emotion, falling in [love](love.md), choosing friends and much more. This all has been removed by ever increasing anonymity, we are severely deprived of humanity, everyone's been reduced to a username. This wasn't always so -- back in the times of old Internet people shared their names and photos and even contact information, it's one of the reasons for why the Internet was so much happier and brighter back then.
**Are you scared of being doxxed?** Why? Seriously, please ask yourself: what are you scared of specifically? Identity theft? Stalkers? Do you assume someone is going to murder you in your sleep for opinions expressed on the Internet as soon as there is an opportunity? It's natural to feel afraid when all you hear from the media is scary stories, but it's really the same as never swimming in the sea for being afraid of sharks, never flying a plane for being afraid of a plane crash or never going out our of fear of a terrorist attack, the [probability](probability.md) of such a disaster is negligible and your fears are irrational, planted in your brain by [fear culture](fear_culture.md) and business profiting from it. Consider someone like [Richard Stallman](rms.md) -- he is more famous that you will ever be, holds and promotes countless unpopular opinions (including very controversial ones related to subjects such as [pedophilia](pedophilia.md)) and has enemies among the biggest tech [corporations](corporation.md) in the world. And yet we know all the most "sensitive" data about him, including his full real name, parents, appearance, voice, date and place of birth, signature, [email](email.md), detailed biography, exact dates and places of where he's giving speeches and a lot more. And he's been just fine, just like countless other similarly famous people.
**Accepting privacy inevitably comes with accepting pretense**, i.e. if privacy and anonymity is important, we are accepting the fact that people publicly pretend to be something they are not and only under the mask of anonymity will say what they truly think, i.e. we accept that pretense and public lying is normal. That's a completely fucked up mindset which a [good society](less_retarded_society.md) cannot accept. We have to make it so that people can be who they are publicly, that they can say and act publicly as they act in private.
If we [extrapolate](extrapolation.md) the situation into the [future](future.md), we can see where sustaining this will lead. If you go out, you'll always have to wear a full body protective cloak, face mask and, of course, you privacy high heels -- remember, your body proportions and body height are your private data, you don't want to give these away to the cameras lurking outside. You won't be able to talk freely to anyone, not even closest friends and family in complete privacy -- your information is not safe with anyone, anyone can slip or give it away unknowingly, so no, your friends mustn't know your favorite color, names of your pets, number of siblings, your gender, age, that's all too sensitive, a sufficiently smart AI will be able to deduce your password from it, or connect it with other information flying around, catching you into its net. Better minimize talking to your friend about anything at all, better not go outside unless you absolutely must, better stay in your cellar, be anonymous and safe, die happy in the darkness knowing no one knew anything about you, as if you never existed at all.
[Extrapolating](extrapolation.md) the trends to the [future](future.md) can provide a glimpse of where sustaining the craze can take us. If you go outside your house, you'll always have to wear a full body protective cloak, face mask and, of course, the necessary privacy high heels -- your body proportions and height are of course your private data, you don't want to give these away to all the cameras lurking in the streets. You won't be able to converse with anyone, not even closest friends and family in complete privacy -- your information is not safe with anybody, anyone can slip or give it away unknowingly and your privacy is only as strong as the most vulnerable citizen in your proximity, so no, your friends mustn't know your favorite color, pet names, number of siblings, your gender, age, that's all too sensitive, a sufficiently smart AI will be able to deduce your password from it, or connect it with other information flying around, catching you into its net. Better minimize talking to your friend about anything at all, or rather have no friends at all, better not even go outside unless it's a matter of life and death, better stay in your isolated underground cellar, be anonymous and safe, die happy in the darkness knowing no one knew anything about you, as if you never existed at all.
Privacy obsessed [NPCs](npc.md) also do it completely wrong, they are usually nothing more than 105 [IQ](iq.md) victims of the bullshit business, they consume privacy YouTube videos like a grandma consumes ads on [Facebook](facebook.md). They think that [updating](update_culture.md) to the latest (i.e. yet more bloated and fucked up) version of web browser, paying for 7 proxies and VPNs and installing a password manager on their iPhone will allow them to use all the glorious "[modern](modern.md)" tech safely. If one REALLY wants to minimize giving away data, the way it simply through minimizing use of technology and using old, extremely simple computers where one can't avoid it. If you want real privacy (which you shouldn't, but still if you really really want), just throw away your phone, cancel Internet connection, cancel bank accounts, pay cash only, go live in a forest and if you need a computer, buy a 30 years old laptop that is PHYSICALLY incapable of running modern spyware and which didn't yet have hardware built-in spyware in its [CPU](cpu.md), use only good, [minimalist](minimalism.md) software that, again, isn't even capable of running malware -- if you use text only web browser that can't run JavaScript, you can't get abused by JavaScript, if you don't have any online accounts, you can never get "hacked" etc. If you want to have real time connection to Internet in your pocket, watch YouTube influencers, buy newest games over Internet, play Roblox with trannies and stuff like that, just accept you will never have any kind privacy whatsoever, you are already a slave of the system, you are in their chains, you have zero power over anything -- thinking otherwise is just illusion by which they sustain you in their system. They keep you dumb by making you think you're smart. Real smartness is in doing what they don't want -- abandoning their system, stopping paying for their shit, moving to the forest, using old stuff.
Privacy obsessed [NPCs](npc.md) -- so called *privacists* -- also approach it completely wrong, they are usually nothing more than 105 [IQ](iq.md) victims of the bullshit business, they consume privacy YouTube videos like a grandma consumes ads on [Facebook](facebook.md). They think that [updating](update_culture.md) to the latest (i.e. yet more bloated and fucked up) version of web browser, paying for 7 proxies and VPNs and installing a password manager on their iPhone will allow them to use all the glorious "[modern](modern.md)" tech safely. If one REALLY wants to minimize giving away data, the way is plainly through minimizing use of technology and using old, extremely simple computers where one can't avoid it. If you want real privacy (which you shouldn't, but still if you really really feel the desire), throw away your phone, cancel Internet connection, cancel bank accounts, pay cash only, go live in a forest and if you need a computer, buy a 30 years old laptop that is PHYSICALLY incapable of running modern spyware and which didn't yet have hardware built-in spyware in its [CPU](cpu.md), use only good, [minimalist](minimalism.md) software that, again, isn't even capable of running malware -- if you use text only web browser that can't run JavaScript, you can't get abused by JavaScript, if you don't have any online accounts, you can never get "hacked" etc. If you want to have real time connection to Internet in your pocket, watch YouTube influencers, buy newest games over Internet, play Roblox with trannies and stuff like that, just accept you will never have any kind privacy whatsoever, you are already a slave of the system, you are in their chains, you have zero power over anything -- thinking otherwise is just illusion by which they sustain you in their system. They keep you dumb by making you think you're smart. Real smartness is in doing what they don't want -- abandoning their system, stopping paying for their shit, moving to the forest, using old stuff.
Do you have **"nothing to hide?"** Tinfoil privacy maximalists absolutely love this sentence, it almost makes them orgasm; don't misunderstand them though, they are psychopaths, they are obsessed people who above everything love to waste their whole lives on playing the hide and seek game, but most importantly they want to drag everyone into the game. Yes -- sadly you've probably been forced to have at least something to hide, for example your [password](password.md) -- it's not that the claim is false, the great mistake and fucked up nature of our world shows in how people interpret such truth and how they react to it. The fact that you have something to hide doesn't mean you should accept it and start focusing on hiding, and, just in case, "hide absolutely everything". This leads to hell, you accept the dystopia AND start supporting it, you buy into endless [fear](fear.md) and bullshit, just like when you dedicate your whole like for example to hoarding [money](money.md) -- there will be no such a thing as "moderate privacy", no, privacy maximalists will tell you you must hide absolutely EVERYTHING, even such things as your favorite color or style of speech, because these things might lead to someone guessing your password, fingerprinting you etc. No, this is all absolute insanity, the fact you have to hide something at all shows something is extremely [wrong](capitalism.md) with the society -- if anything, you should try to **fix the society so that you no longer have anything to hide**.
Do you have **"nothing to hide?"** Tinfoil privacy maximalists absolutely love to "debunk" this over and over just like [atheists](atheism.md) love to debunk flat [Earth](earth.md), it's as if it makes them orgasm. Don't take them seriously, by now they're nothing more than a religiously obsessed cult willing to sacrifice everything to a goal whose real purpose has long been forgotten, the goal of "privacy" is now a self serving one and privacists value it above everything, all they desire is to dedicate everything to playing a life long hide and seek game, but most importantly they want to drag everyone into the game. If the question of privacy was once raised to improve well being of the people, privacists nowadays sacrifice well being to achieving more and more privacy for its own sake. Yes, you've probably been forced to have at least something to hide, for example your [password](password.md) -- it's not that the claim would be completely false but how it's interpreted, the fatal error lies in how we read the truth, what implications we deduce and how we react. It's not dissimilar to the infamous claim that "[race](race.md) and gender is a social construct", a technically true statement serving to promote lies. The fact that you have something to hide doesn't imply it's something to accept and embrace or be afraid of, that it's something that couldn't change. Stating "you always have something to hide" is now carrying an unspoken, implicitly implied philosophy of "hide absolutely everything, just in case", but that leads to hell, you accept the dystopia AND start playing by its rules, start supporting it and feeding it, you buy into endless [fear](fear.md) and [bullshit](bullshit.md), just like those who for example spend their lives by hoarding [money](money.md) instead of living -- in the world of privacists there is no such thing as "moderate privacy", no, privacy maximalists will tell you it's of utmost importance to hide absolutely EVERYTHING, even such trivia like your favorite [color](color.md) or your style of speech, because all of this presents data that will eventually lead someone to guessing your password, fingerprinting you etc. No, this is all absolute insanity, the fact you have to hide something at all shows something is deeply [wrong](capitalism.md) with the society -- if anything, you should try to **fix the society so that you no longer have anything to hide**.
Therefore here is **how to 100% solve privacy**: make it moral to make ALL information public, always, without any censorship, "protection", laws and other bullshit. { NO, it's fucking NOT a joke or "satire", I am 100% serious. More like 3000% actually. It's extremely smart, that's why people don't do it. ~drummyfish } This way passwords will become obsolete, which has a nice side effect of also ending a lot of capitalist bullshit such as banking and [intellectual property](intellectual_property.md), people will have to start sharing. Governments and corporations will also start taking extreme advantage of the situation, so people will stop using online technology as much and maybe they'll even finally decide to ditch governments and corporations, another great leap in development of society. People will also stop being concerned about their "private data" -- at first they will be freaking out that everyone can see their dick pics and what porn they jerk off to but since EVERYONE's data will be visible, they will find out that everyone watches weird porn, that everyone has a dick (well, about half of population), and they'll just stop acting like chimps in a while. This literally only has advantages and it solves many of our greatest issues all at once. At this point privacy has been solved. { Leave the Nobel Prize at my door, thanks. ~drummyfish }
Here is **how to 100% solve privacy**: make it moral to make ALL information public, always, without any censorship, "protection", laws and other bullshit. { NO, it's fucking NOT a joke or "satire", I am 100% serious. More like 3000% actually. It's extremely smart, that's why people don't do it. ~drummyfish } This way passwords will become obsolete, which has a nice side effect of also ending a lot of capitalist bullshit such as banking and [intellectual property](intellectual_property.md), people will have to start sharing. Governments and corporations will also start taking extreme advantage of the situation, so people will stop using online technology as much and maybe they'll even finally decide to ditch governments and corporations, another great leap in development of society. People will also stop being concerned about their "private data" -- at first they will be freaking out that everyone can see their dick pics and what porn they jerk off to but since EVERYONE's data will be visible, they will find out that everyone watches weird porn, that everyone has a dick (well, about half of population), and they'll just stop acting like chimps in a while. This literally only has advantages and it solves many of our greatest issues all at once. At this point privacy has been solved. { Leave the Nobel Prize at my door, thanks. ~drummyfish }
{ I'm thinking of a life experiment: start living without a password. In it I would literally make my password public on my website and start to somehow live like that, i.e. I would stop using a bank account, I would stop using social media accounts, would just host my own git repository and email. That doesn't even sound so difficult, I'll probably give it a try one day.