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We Are All Marvin Now

by christopher-james-heyworth

For the past two hours this Mac has hypnotised my gaze to its white screen and every website has sentries at the door - Username ? Password ? Already registered ? Login When did we become so chary one of another ? Were folks so paranoid in the pre- digital age when existence had not been magicked into noughts and ones in Silicon Valley? It did not seem so. (c) C J Heyworth July 2014
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Jul 2, 2014
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The surreal sci-fi novels written by Douglas Adams had a hugely comic character called Marvin The Paranoid Android.

I suspect that the advent of modern technologies and their endless capability to snoop has turned all of us into a generation of Marvins.

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#identity#privacy#surveillance#electronic#secrecy#trolls
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