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by gameswithgo
1994 days ago
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I'd rather they not focus on security. I'd rather everything they do with their computers is live streamed all the time really. Their incompetence isn't any different than the average person in the work force, and they shouldn't be keeping secrets anyway. I'm sure some replies and downvotes to this will think I am crazy because they have important secrets like terrorism intel etc, and yes I understand that, but continue to disagree. I believe a nation could function just fine without secrets. It would simply be different. We don't a good job with the secrets anyway. |
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IMHO, privacy is a key part of negotiation, creativity, and planning. Lack of privacy would make it difficult for them do their jobs well or (more likely) drive them to use unofficial, private channels.
Sometimes a deal or a new idea needs a "safe space" to grow.
I assume you are a programmer (this is HN). Do you think operations at your company would improve if everyone's screen was constantly broadcast to management? Personally, I'd prefer to be judged on my job performance, rather than having some non-engineer decide if I'm doing a good job based on their impression of what's on my screen.
The legislative record and public statements of our congressmen are almost always enough to evaluate their competence.