“We’re afraid of terrorists, so we let the government start to collect personal information about where we are and what we’re doing, put up cameras everywhere.” “No risk,” said Chuck, wagging one finger in the air, “equals no freedom.” “But if you’re not doing anything wrong,” I pointed out, “you have nothing to be afraid of. I don’t mind giving up a little privacy for the sake of security.” “That’s where you’re wrong,” countered Rory. “You have everything to be afraid of. Where’s that information going?”
