We must be aware of the implications of constant monitoring from "summary" of We See It All by Jon Fasman
Constant monitoring has become a pervasive aspect of modern life. From surveillance cameras in public spaces to tracking cookies on the internet, there are countless ways in which our actions are being observed and recorded. While this monitoring can sometimes be beneficial - for example, in preventing crime or improving the user experience online - it also raises important questions about privacy and autonomy. One implication of constant monitoring is the potential for abuse by those in power. As the saying goes, "absolute power corrupts absolutely." When individuals know that their every move is being watched, they may be less likely to speak out against injustice or challenge the status quo. This can have a chilling effect on dissent and ultimately erode the foundations of democracy. Another...
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