Google Conspiracy

**Avarwen** · 06-19-2009, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Avarwen

Mm. Well honestly I don't like the fact that my privacy would be invaded, but that's something that's going to happen no matter what I do. We're kind of unfortunate to be part of a generation where there is no way to keep anything private. Honestly I think that google may end up outsmarting itself.
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I really like this point. I think Google is one piece in an entire system that is an invasion of privacy. I don't see Google as being a conspiracy itself. It doesn't have plans for world domination, but it its aspiring to keep itself at the top. The whole problem is the internet itself is an invasion of privacy. You can look anything up on someone.

I have to sign forms to permit a company to do background checks on me when I apply for a job, yet I can just go to the internet itself to see someone's background? Look it up, you'll see many sites that offer that service. Some are pay.

I'm more afraid of that one creep that gets smart and tracks down an innocent girl or family using the internet then Google's conspiracy. But unfortunately Google may be the software segway in all that.

Yea. The Individual is more scary than google.

Google doesn't seem to individualize very well, and for all it's efforts at narrowing things down i can still type in things in it and get stuff that has absolutely nothing to do with what i was trying to find out.

Even if google was going for world domination, it's target is everybody, and that's a pretty big target. Easy to hit, hard to damage. Smaller targets are harder to hit, but when you hit them you can destroy them completely.

And considering there are still parts of the world that don't even have enough technology like google or even computers (and i'm pretty sure there are others that have google censored so you can only look up certain things) google is going to have to wait until we actually provide everyone with internet access to have world domination.

Or else they're going to have to recruit people to go out and force the information out of people who don't have internet access, but if it comes to that then it would be pretty obvious that google is a force to be stopped and we could take action.

**Edu** · 06-19-2009, 04:59 PM

Is this the story that Google, Microsoft and a few other companies where spotted in a hotel in Amster****e the Netherlands (sorry guys, just hate the place).

One big hoax... They all smoked weed and got stoned as hell...

**Borune** · 06-19-2009, 05:00 PM

Originally Posted by Avarwen

Mm. Well honestly I don't like the fact that my privacy would be invaded, but that's something that's going to happen no matter what I do. We're kind of unfortunate to be part of a generation where there is no way to keep anything private. Honestly I think that google may end up outsmarting itself.

There's several billion people that have access to the internet probably, and each of those has sites somewhere that have millions of bits of information on them. If google is really tryihng to collect all this data, they're going to have a heck of a time keeping track of it all. And if someone buys a new computer (unless they're keeping track of who buys computers, in which case if someone STEALS a computer) they're going to have to spend awhile trying to figure out who it is that actually has that computer and every single person that's used it and which bit of information actually goes with which person.

If a friend uses a computer and looks up something like PETA while the actual owner of the computer has no interest in saving animals then google has this data on them that is completely false. And unless the owner and the friend exchange information online confessing who was who at the time, google would have no way of correcting this if any of that made any kind of sense.

wow
that just blew the whole conspiracy outta the water
nice job

**Avarwen** · 06-19-2009, 05:10 PM

Originally Posted by Borune

wow
that just blew the whole conspiracy outta the water
nice job

Lol well there's plenty of other conspiracies to make up for it, neh? :P

I just think in the end it comes down to the fact that google still, even if it access medical records, emails, whatever else, it still only has as much information as we give it. And then it's relying on the fact that the information we've given it is true.

One of the most popular sites you get on google is Wikipedia, and we all know wiki can be edited by anyone. One person may put up the correct information and google could record that, but then another person comes along and puts up some other information. Google records that. Then another person puts up something completely different. Google records that. Another person, another story. Google records that.

And then people are supposed to go back and look at all these stories that people have put up and somehow determine which one is true? It would take a lifetime to even break the surface on something like that lol, and by that time the information has changed yet again.

I assume it's why things like the CIA and companies hiring people tend to keep only the mostly relevant and verified information on people. You start trying to collect all the little details on not only the people that are actually relevant to your company but everybody else in the darn world and you're going to go insane pretty quickly-- even with the hi-tech gadgetry google has.

Maybe someday (and I hope I'm not alive when that day comes) there'll be a way to keep track of everything about everybody from their genetic make up to how many times they sneeze in a day, but i don't think google is there yet.