Re:"I have nothing to hide" is the wrong way to think about ...
by netcan on Friday June 14, 2013 @05:02AM
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I think this is a bad example. The problem you get with this is the problem of transition.
At the moment, enforcement of speeding works a certain way and the whole culture of enforcement, punishment and compliance has grown around it. Changing one part breaks it, but given enough time under the black box regime, we'll develop new culture and it will all be ok again. Maybe you get a warning buzz when you start to speed, a $1 fine after 3 seconds and a $10 fine after 10.
Some better questions are 'what is your salary?' 'what kind of porn do you watch?'
At the moment, enforcement of speeding works a certain way and the whole culture of enforcement, punishment and compliance has grown around it. Changing one part breaks it, but given enough time under the black box regime, we'll develop new culture and it will all be ok again. Maybe you get a warning buzz when you start to speed, a $1 fine after 3 seconds and a $10 fine after 10.
Some better questions are 'what is your salary?' 'what kind of porn do you watch?'