LOL Interwebz: Internet Privacy Is a Myth, so Maybe You Should Just Stop Being Horrible
We’re still looking to do things in private. We still want to shame people for doing certain things, which we then turn around and do ourselves.

We’re still looking to do things in private. We still want to shame people for doing certain things, which we then turn around and do ourselves.

The message inherent in Something Pop and other such technology is “How can you get what you really want out of life?”

Traditions are infinitely bigger than you are, and you can’t make them hip and modern any more than you can change the current of a river by jumping into it.

It’s not enough to disagree with people anymore, and it’s not enough to explain that disagreement clearly and sincerely. We have to assume the worst of each other. We have to demand blood.

How do we obey the age-old command to love your neighbor as yourself when the Internet is wholly restructuring the economic relationship that we have with our neighbor?

All clandestinely taken nude pics, whether they’re sexy or silly, treat an ensouled being like a piece of meat—like something of no more consequence than any other random jumble of molecules.

Get our weekly recap email for the latest from CAPC, delivered straight to your inbox.
Support our work: Become a member and get exclusive membership perks.
Introduce friends & colleagues to the CAPC world with a gift membership.
Learn more about writing for us.




