I would hope that privacy is perceived as important prior to the nightmare scenarios becoming "actualized," because afterward would be too late.
Unfortunately, I don't think that perception is as widespread as it needs to be, despite your alarm.
Unfortunately, I don't think that perception is as widespread as it needs to be, despite your alarm.
Did you stockpile food and water for Y2k? Fear of uncertainty and the unknown is both natural and irrational.
Please do not mistake "anticipating risks" for "fear of uncertainty and the unknown." This a risk for which the likelihood currently appears low, but the consequences could be grave and hard to reverse. At least to my mind, that warrants a bit of attention.
You're more likely to be negatively impacted by slipping in your shower, yet I bet you have spent more energy hand wringing over tracking. Just as parents have given overt attention to vaccines causing autism.