@aut @Em0nM4stodon my response to that one is "Do you close the door to a public bathroom stall? Are you doing something 'wrong' behind a closed door? Or is privacy just a valid, human need?'
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@aut @Em0nM4stodon my response to that one is "Do you close the door to a public bathroom stall? Are you doing something 'wrong' behind a closed door? Or is privacy just a valid, human need?' 7 comments
@cooopsspace @aut @Em0nM4stodon Thanks for the recommendation! It's a bit of a straw man argument, but when discussing privacy I sometimes raise the observer effect in physics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observer_effect_(physics) to get folx thinking about how just the concept of being watched could have a physical reaction. Privacy and the right to not be observed may be larger and more complex than being perceived as doing something 'wrong' in a social/behavioural sense. |
@t60n3 @aut This is always an excellent analogy! 👍