Scott Adams Says Plenty Would Choose Life In Noprivacyville 467
LoLobey writes "On the other end of the spectrum from Richard Stallman, Scott Adams (of Dilbert fame) speculates upon the advantages of living in a town with no privacy whatsoever. Everyone gets chipped and tracked online. 'Although you would never live in a city without privacy, I think that if one could save 30% on basic living expenses, and live in a relatively crime-free area, plenty of volunteers would come forward.'"
Re:There will always be an Edgar Friendly (Score:2, Funny)
He's aware of this. It's a thought experiment, no more. He even says so.
Whoa there, cowboy. What's with the reading the article and getting the point crap? This is slashdot, here.
Re:Obvious issue in a no-privacy world (Score:3, Funny)
i don't put clothes on when i'm between the bedroom and the bathroom.
we are painfully, painfully, aware.