Sheeple

[coderman]

On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 5:44 PM,  <dan at geer.org> wrote:
> Some would say that to tell the truth you must use fiction...

did i tell you about this movie i'm writing?
 it's all about me robbing a bank.



> Episode 18, CBS television show "Person of Interest"
>
>    FINCH is a physically damaged billionaire programmer who developed
>    machine intelligence for the government

this gets you interest for life, sadly. something about classification
guides and default sensitive-until dates...



>    REESE is his sidekick muscle.

reese witherspoon always struck me as a practical gal. well versed in
krav and other methods of persuasion.



> REESE
>
> No photos?

part of requirements along with an FCC license is serving the public interest.

here we see a short detour regarding the risk of under-age selfies
sent to significant others (soon to be insignificant)




> FINCH
>
> Not everyone in New York has a driver's license, REESE. First three
> digits of the social suggest that Jordan Hester was born in Georgia.

the public interest information disclosures continues with a
destruction of the social security number sentivity fallacy. i
approve, ...



> REESE
>
> I'm supposed to recognize him by his accent?
>
> FINCH
>
> Or her. I can't even verify the gender. Hester's living off the
> grid. No photos online and nothing on the social networking sites.

shit gets real!




> REESE
>
> I've never understood why people put all their information on those
> sites.  Used to make our job a lot easier in the C.I.A. (takes
> another sip from his cup)

the viewing population is dumb as bricks.

reliable repetition is applied. for great FCC justice!
 [ for great FCC justice... ]



> FINCH
>
> Of course, that's why I created them.

dirty rat bastard!!  always knew Orkut was an inside job...



> REESE
>
> You're telling me you invented online social networking, FINCH?
>
>
> REESE stands up. FINCH goes to his computer, setting down his
> doughnut.

here it got a little too perverse for my taste.
 donut edge play a cut too far...


best regards,