Privacy and safety cannot coexist
This hill is unclaimed. Nobody is willing to die on it. Yet. First blood pending.
- Pay, and you hold it.
- Anyone can dethrone you for more.
- Every claim stays on the record.
No claims on the record.
The other side
A lock on a door hides what is inside and keeps out whoever wants in. The same mechanism does both jobs. Encrypted messages protect a woman planning to leave a violent partner, and sealed medical records let people admit to a doctor what they would hide from an employer. Every database built to watch people becomes a target itself. Exposure creates danger. Safety often arrives through concealment.
Tell me when this hill changes hands.
One email per change of hands. Unsubscribe link in every one.
Adjacent hills to die on
Ethical veganism and being pro-choice are fully consistent
Individualism benefits society more than collectivism does
It's immoral to have children, even if you'd be a great parent
Anyone who eats meat should have to kill an animal once
Being rich is inherently immoral while others starve
The existence of evil disproves a benevolent god
More philosophy hills, all of them, or find one worth $1 of your convictions.