Fear is something that we have spoke about a lot in class and speak about how our daily life is run by fear. Everything that we do is based all around fear and how we don’t want to come in “contact” with it. The decisions that we make on a daily basis is revolving around fear, and the fear to fail. Without the fear of punishment for breaking contracts, men will break them whenever it is immediately advantageous for them to do so. And since fear can change a person’s ability to act as they would, true liberty does not exist in the state of nature. That is the power that fear has on human society. Fear is defined as “an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain, or a threat.” The configuration
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There are also different levels of privacy such as curtains on your house to things on your phone. Things that go on inside your home should be different to an electronic device. So about phones, people would prefer other people not to snoop around on their electronic device looking and reading private messages or pictures that are only meant for a few people to see. And that’s only if someone takes your electronic device in person. These devices can also get hacked. This is a big problem in our society today. Even the government can get anything they want. The NSA has free roam to listen to whatever they want at their convenience. With this much ability to take away someone’s privacy, there has to be a limit to what men can do to take a glance at someone’s privacy. But we have to think that all of this conversing about privacy and things, it all started when people starting getting smart phones and devices like that. So in the long run we kinda put ourselves in this position of losing privacy. And with this loss of privacy it gives NSA the chance to find any terrorist attacks and other attacks to that matter that could end in US casualties. So to end it abruptly I think privacy isn’t really needed to the extent that we think we need it
There are also different levels of privacy such as curtains on your house to things on your phone. Things that go on inside your home should be different to an electronic device. So about phones, people would prefer other people not to snoop around on their electronic device looking and reading private messages or pictures that are only meant for a few people to see. And that’s only if someone takes your electronic device in person. These devices can also get hacked. This is a big problem in our society today. Even the government can get anything they want. The NSA has free roam to listen to whatever they want at their convenience. With this much ability to take away someone’s privacy, there has to be a limit to what men can do to take a glance at someone’s privacy. But we have to think that all of this conversing about privacy and things, it all started when people starting getting smart phones and devices like that. So in the long run we kinda put ourselves in this position of losing privacy. And with this loss of privacy it gives NSA the chance to find any terrorist attacks and other attacks to that matter that could end in US casualties. So to end it abruptly I think privacy isn’t really needed to the extent that we think we need it