Re: [Smart] Epistemology in the Cloud

Henry this is extremely deep thinking here and I sincerely appreciate the perspective which woke up my brain a few months ago

Privacy and security are interestingly like the cat of schrodinger. Privacy needs security and at the same time privacy hates security.

We have a difficulty to think in these terms perhaps because we think too much in terms of technology

I came too to the conclusion that we forgot the human in this interlock and it feels like this is the next frontier that will help us raise this paradox

The point on knowledge and truth for ‘us’ to distinguish anything is essential as the adversary knows how to fool our brain in their attacks to our ‘outsourced’ memories

Thank you for sharing

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Activé ven., déc. 14, 2018 à 14:33, Henry Story <henry.story@co-operating.systems> a écrit:

> Hi folks,
>
> this group was started following a thread I started on IETF
> SAAG mailing list this summer. I had to write up my second year PhD
> report, and move apartments in the mean time, so I have not yet been
> able to follow the activity here, but will have time now.
>
> My paper was published at the International Semantic Web conference
> and I put it online here:
>
> https://medium.com/@bblfish/epistemology-in-the-cloud-472fad4c8282
>
> with a number of follow up blog posts.
>
> I would be happy to try to adapt this paper to get it published
> somewhere that could start a discussion with people involved in
> thinking about security issues - I am trying to make semantic web
> and security folks meet, which is about as difficult as getting
> hippies to work with army folks. :-) If you have ideas what would be
> the best place to do that I'd be happy to try. And of course I'd
> be happy to know that questions this paper raises in this community
> so that I can try to address them.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Henry Story
> https://co-operating.systems/
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