If I'm paranoid, then I'm not the only one:
A massive 79 per cent of respondents reckon a "surveillance society" is already upon us and 37 per cent feel they are being spied upon.
Somebody once explained to me that psychological disorders are only defined as deviations from a social norm and some pretty funny things are actually normal, or at least quite common. Does this mean anxiety about Big Brother can no longer be considered paranoia by definition? What an interesting social change that would be.
The article is also, curiously, entitled Rebellion stirs in Big Brother Britain
. Rebellion? The tory-right have already called it a plastic poll tax...
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Sometimes when there's a lot going on in your head its nice to get it out on paper. Paper's too old fashioned so this programmer does it online. I'm 25 living in London and trying to develop an intelligent opinion about how the world should work. I'm not all there yet, so do help me out.
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Anyway, it won't work.
This will play all linked audio in your player.