No. Quite the opposite. Your comments are generally so infantile, and beneath me, that I don't even comment on the vast majority of the nonsense.
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I did. One carries my Laowa 10mm f/2 or Panasonic Leica 9mm f/1.7, the other my Panasonic Leica 15mm or Panasonic Leica 25mm f/1.4.
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Honestly, if rattling on about all the things you could do before cell phones, even though we all know plenty well what we can and cannot do at any point in time, mystifies you, I don't know what to say. You are not speaking to a room full of chimps.
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Edward Snowden certainly wasted his time on ignorant folks like you!
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Yet it appears people are incapable of functioning in normal, everyday life, without their own personal little electronic tracking tag đ¤ˇđ¤ˇ
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My buddy Chuck could teach you a thing or two about tracking. lol
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That's because life has integrated into the technology. I worked in an office park once where a backhoe severed a fiber optics cable while digging. No electricity, no computers. etc. We did have phone service, but no way to took up phone numbers to call customers. It's times like that when you realize most businesses, and to a similar extent, individuals are extremely dependent on the technology we have created. And we do it that way because the majority of us think it is better to have the tech than not have it.
Grumbling about the way things are is 100% pointless. Could our business go back to rolodexes and manual ledgers to run the office? Of course, no point in bragging about dumb tech, we did it before we can do it again. But why would we. It would be an exercise in stupidity.
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I'm not a big phone lover myself, but your obsession with tracking just makes you sound tinfoil-hat. Our government, for one, are arseholes of the highest order, but I would happily bet you ÂŁ1000 that they have not, and do not track the population with our phones.
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That is funny- where were you when this all happened:
www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-23123964
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Room full of 5th graders more like it. You phonetard crusaders get tiresome real fast.
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Do you make a habit of insulting people? Some of us don't like it.
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Oh cool. Labels! We are on a forum for dedicated cameras, this is not hard to figure out....well not for most anyway.
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Not really, in fact quite the opposite. But then, I have a very low tolerance for some of the ignorant A-holes on this site. Reminds me of this:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGh2ehh317Y
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Er, I said they're not routinely tracking everyone's movements, which is a very different thing to listening in on some phone calls. Phone tapping was around long, long before mobile phones, so you've proved absolutely nothing.
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On this we agreeâŚ
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In spades
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Still not an example of general tracking of the population. I understand that you may be troubled by this. My not sharing your concern, at least not to the degree that you do, is not indicative of unawareness or ignorance on my part. I recognize that there are valid concerns about carrying a tracking device 24/7. So far, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages in my personal calculus.
