policy examiner

We now know we are being analyzed, watched, and listened to continuously in this digital age of big data. A decade ago we might have all flipped out. But perhaps it was a slow acquiescence with a certain
inevitability to a loss of privacy.

And given the obsession Americans have with publishing everything about themselves and the thirst for attention, maybe we all got what we really wanted – to feel like we are on stage and someone is listening. The social media and self publishing has created a generation of exhibitionists. So be it. Thou doth protests too much.