[etha]

I met your friend yesterday and he was showing me some pictures from a camping trip he took last week. I asked "who's that guy standing to your left" and he told me it was you. Now I know what you look like, forever, and you can't ask me to forget or delete that either. I don't see the problem here.

[lawnchair_larry]

You don't see it because you aren't looking for it, and are probably not interested in it. You're just unilaterally opposing a viewpoint.

I'll make it easy - you're not an oracle on the identities of 500 million people, no matter how many camping photos you look at. When you are, we'll be uncomfortable about you as well.

[etha]

Why would you be uncomfortable in that case? How do the potential drawbacks of such an oracle existing outweigh the potential positives?