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The moon is a cheese
A state of conscious and permanent visibility of all we do assures the [now automatic] function of power. The power is both visible and unverifiable. A watchtower has been woven into our pockets - it has been miniaturized, networked, automated Is a system of surveillance a system of censorship? Is a system of surveillance a system of safety? We want a shield that is invisible, yet we fear the shield is actually a sword The needle in the haystack is no more: It’s 2026 and the panopticon has been realised
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A state of conscious and permanent visibility of all we do assures the [now automatic] function of power. The power is both visible and unverifiable. A watchtower has been woven into our pockets - it has been miniaturized, networked, automated Is a system of surveillance a system of censorship? Is a system of surveillance a system of safety? We want a shield that is invisible, yet we fear the shield is actually a sword The needle in the haystack is no more: It’s 2026 and the panopticon has been realised
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