DailyReflection#20

JOSEPHNOTES

Giuseppe Buonconsiglio

7/26/20261 min read

SOMEONE should more properly and efficiently employ his time on oneself rather than STUDYING the others’ minds. If each one studied oneself - keeping their own eyes, ears focused on their own home borders - this society would be magnificent. Instead, SOMEONE prefer keep eyes and ears inside lives that they’re not legitimately and minimally allowed to get in touch with. ‘Till the study of the “victim” is properly conducted for his own improvement, with proper limitations and restrictions everything is fine. What it’s absolutely out of mind is conducting “studies” - in manners as I mentioned previously - to analyze, catch (illegitimately), broadcast and paste ‘em on other selected individuals for the realization of unknown products, aims, goals, rewards. That’s insane and it constantly beats my mind. This is an authentic, as I usual like to make an analogy (IT speaking), “COPY AND PASTE” through illegal hacking activity based on the main server and transferred to the “recipient”. As it happens for IT, hacking activity - whoever it could be and regardless of the hacker’s ability - leaves traces and residual proofs of the malicious activity on the main server and even on the several channels of transmission used to get access to it. I hope that who’s designed to intercept on daily basis these kind of illegal activities may as soon as possible close the connection after having identified the author, obviously. Whoever is able enough to understand and analyze these “traces”, less to discover who’s the material and exact author.

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