: verify / : away

Taken from the content of three early slides of this narrated slide-deck:

Now we have smart glasses which, in my opinion, are anything but smart.

Court cases are beginning to appear in Europe against their indiscriminate surveillance in intimate contexts of any and every person the wearer looks at.

These cases are well documented by now in mainstream media.

And the people suffering are generally women at the hands of men who ensure they suffer.

But what isn’t so well documented is the toxic, long-term impact of coercive, street-based psychological and psychosocial person- and organisation-centred terrorism on individual people and groups over their collective lives.

Bad agents working for themselves and for others, particularly enemy nation-states such as Russia and similar, have been affecting the day-to-day experiences, workplaces, and professional reputations and trajectories of ordinary citizens — as they have believed, even so, that they go freely about their daily lives with apparent human agency and free will.

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