The meddling melange of corporate interest surveillance into the hirelings own socioeconomic spectral internet motivations is an egregious act of private invasion with the coming digital age, let alone where they themselves walk everyday, whom they commune with, or what they themselves watch and research. Apps may be private, but don't they realize they are really open? Who's behavior are we to force after all?
Work has it's merits, but we are fast approaching McKenna-ian articulations with this 4th industrial revolution.
As being part of a board makes one's own motivations any more or less private in the eyes of God? They are also men and women, driven by capital and labor. Those simply aware of such preceptions upon their avatars are operating on a multi-layered approach anyway, and are more safeguarded by being cognizant.
Can reconnaissance discover the contents of a hand written notebook? Undelivered email drafts on a shared account? I am a man who owns his own actions. I have no ulterior motives, but prefer a blend of old and new school. The question is whether I can be aware of the motivations of the entity? So far I am aware of it's "seeing," me. One can only respond with, "I see you too." I would prefer any such action potentials or presuppositions regarding my inherent character to be first brought to my attention so as to be addressed by my person, first line, as a first principle.
I merely hold up the black digital mirror.
They might not even think to look here as I state my awareness, but I am letting the entity notice my inherent motivations as a human being.
What an interesting age we're entering.
Makes trust all the more valuable between living souls.
Sometimes a noticing 97
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