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affecting our entire economy in ways that are extraordinarily significant
Topic: Miscellaneous 7:37 am EST, Jan 15, 2015

James Comey:

In 2003 there were 6.3 billion human beings on the earth and 500 million devices connected to the Internet. In 2010 there were 6.8 billion people on the earth and 12.5 billion devices connected to the Internet.

Brian Solis:

By 2020, the number of devices connected to the Internet is expected to exceed 40 billion.

Doc Searls and David Weinberger:

An organ-by-organ body snatch of the Internet is already well underway.

Barack Obama:

If we don't put in place the kind of architecture that can prevent these attacks from taking place, this is not just going to be affecting movies, this is going to be affecting our entire economy in ways that are extraordinarily significant.

Straw Man:

Money for me, databases for you.

Diego Gambetta:

We need to consider two questions about the rationality of this mindset: the first concerns the process of arriving at it; the second concerns the consequences of adopting it.

Nicholas Kristof:

Torture a single chicken and you risk arrest. Abuse hundreds of thousands of chickens for their entire lives? That's agribusiness.

Andrew Keatts:

When does smart policing become a police state?

Douglasville Deputy Chief Gary E. Sparks:

It's better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.



 
 
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