9 Jun 2004 @ 03:11, by ming
From Smart Mobs: Douglas Rushkoff Features culture in 'Sex, Lies and Videophones' wondering about all the technological effort of some new services put into helping us lie better and questions if it really shows how technology advancements make us more truthful.
via Techdirt
"people now need to make much more of an effort to be dishonest, which makes it even clearer (perhaps to themselves as well) how much they are lying. In fact, Rushkoff believes that such enforced honesty should be seen as an opportunity for people, rather than as a reason to avoid the technology altogether"
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