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by mensetmanusman
1932 days ago
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China is convinced that 100% surveillance will reduce moral hazards. Unfortunately, this is likely true on average, but the western value system says it is too high a price to pay for freedom. I wonder how this will play out over the next century. |
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Are you saying unlike USA?
> the western value system says it is too high a price to pay for freedom
Except we do have 100% surveillance in the US and equivalent programs in all the 5 eye countries. I assume you're aware of PRISM? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_(surveillance_program)
Seems we're quick to point out "moral hazards" in other cultures and just as quick to forget the obvious ones in our own.