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pls 10/09/19 11:04:53 AM #1:	https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/1177357178975457285 There's a video of it there. Just imagine how excited China is for a near future when they can punish people for thinking bad thoughts about the Communist party. --- Do good. Eat communists. <cite>pls posted [p:928542675] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/1177357178975457285 There's a video of it there. Just imagine how excited China is for a near future when they can punish people for thinking bad thoughts about the Communist party.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PizzaPatty 10/09/19 11:08:30 AM #2:	Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts. <cite>PizzaPatty posted [p:928542805] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pls 10/09/19 11:09:03 AM #3:	PizzaPatty posted... Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts. What are your thoughts on seizing the means of production, comrade? --- Do good. Eat communists. <cite>pls posted [p:928542821] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>PizzaPatty posted...</cite> <quote>Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts.</quote> What are your thoughts on seizing the means of production, comrade?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SmidgeIsntBack 10/09/19 11:09:36 AM #4:	PizzaPatty posted... Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts. "It's risky, but I'm gonna post one time on this account. What I have in mind is too good not to." --- Audio Theater: For discussion of podcasts, radio, audiobooks, and the like https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/1364- <cite>SmidgeIsntBack posted [p:928542840] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>PizzaPatty posted...</cite> <quote>Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts.</quote> "It's risky, but I'm gonna post one time on this account. What I have in mind is too good not to."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Machete 10/09/19 11:10:26 AM #6:	PizzaPatty posted... Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts. That would be spectacular. We would be able to identify trump supporters for self-improvement via reprogramming. What a wonderful world that would be. --- #DepravedDonald #LockTrumpUp <cite>Machete posted [p:928542876] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>PizzaPatty posted...</cite> <quote>Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts.</quote> That would be spectacular. We would be able to identify trump supporters for self-improvement via reprogramming. What a wonderful world that would be.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Doe 10/09/19 11:12:27 AM #7:	What the hell is a brainwave tracker? That's science fiction shit, is this fake news --- https://i.imgtc.ws/sQvRQV7.jpg https://imgtc.ws/i/lT4IPDD.png <cite>Doe posted [p:928542938] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>What the hell is a brainwave tracker? That's science fiction shit, is this fake news</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Machete 10/09/19 11:12:37 AM #8:	pls posted... PizzaPatty posted... Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts. What are your thoughts on seizing the means of production, comrade? This wasn't directed at me but I'll answer it because I agreed with him. I personally have no interest in production of any kind so I wouldn't bother to seize it. --- #TraitorousTrump #LockTrumpUp <cite>Machete posted [p:928542944] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>pls posted...</cite> <quote>PizzaPatty posted...</cite> <quote>Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts.</quote> What are your thoughts on seizing the means of production, comrade?</quote> This wasn't directed at me but I'll answer it because I agreed with him. I personally have no interest in production of any kind so I wouldn't bother to seize it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pls 10/09/19 11:12:42 AM #9:	Doe posted... What the hell is a brainwave tracker? That's science fiction shit, is this fake news In this particular use case it is not science fiction. --- Do good. Eat communists. <cite>pls posted [p:928542949] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>Doe posted...</cite> <quote>What the hell is a brainwave tracker? That's science fiction shit, is this fake news</quote> In this particular use case it is not science fiction.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TwoDoorPunkCab 10/09/19 11:13:46 AM #10:	china is a shit hole --- Tell me your favourite things. Tell me your favourite things. <cite>TwoDoorPunkCab posted [p:928542984] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>china is a shit hole</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pls 10/09/19 11:15:50 AM #11:	Machete posted... pls posted... PizzaPatty posted... Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts. What are your thoughts on seizing the means of production, comrade? This wasn't directed at me but I'll answer it because I agreed with him. I personally have no interest in production of any kind so I wouldn't bother to seize it. Thank you. As Marx said, from each according to his ability and to each according to his need. Others can seize the means of production and you will still benefit from it, comrade. --- Do good. Eat communists. <cite>pls posted [p:928543072] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>Machete posted...</cite> <quote>pls posted...</cite> <quote>PizzaPatty posted...</cite> <quote>Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts.</quote> What are your thoughts on seizing the means of production, comrade?</quote> This wasn't directed at me but I'll answer it because I agreed with him. I personally have no interest in production of any kind so I wouldn't bother to seize it.</quote> Thank you. As Marx said, from each according to his ability and to each according to his need. Others can seize the means of production and you will still benefit from it, comrade.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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pls 10/09/19 11:16:36 AM #13:	Highwind07 posted... Doe posted... What the hell is a brainwave tracker? That's science fiction shit, is this fake news In the video the teachers monitor the brain waves of the students to study trends on how particular students's activities are during the session. You know all in all this is some rather interesting tech but nevertheless we might see this in the West pretty soon ourselves. Nah fuck that noise and anyone advocating it in the west. --- Do good. Eat communists. <cite>pls posted [p:928543111] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>Highwind07 posted...</cite> <quote>Doe posted...</cite> <quote>What the hell is a brainwave tracker? That's science fiction shit, is this fake news</quote> In the video the teachers monitor the brain waves of the students to study trends on how particular students's activities are during the session. You know all in all this is some rather interesting tech but nevertheless we might see this in the West pretty soon ourselves.</quote> Nah fuck that noise and anyone advocating it in the west.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Machete 10/09/19 11:17:43 AM #14:	pls posted... Machete posted... pls posted... PizzaPatty posted... Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts. What are your thoughts on seizing the means of production, comrade? This wasn't directed at me but I'll answer it because I agreed with him. I personally have no interest in production of any kind so I wouldn't bother to seize it. Thank you. As Marx said, from each according to his ability and to each according to his need. Others can seize the means of production and you will still benefit from it, comrade. Oh neat. Are we talking about Groucho or Harpo? Or one of the other brothers whose names I can't remember? --- #DeplorableDonald #LockTrumpUp <cite>Machete posted [p:928543148] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>pls posted...</cite> <quote>Machete posted...</cite> <quote>pls posted...</cite> <quote>PizzaPatty posted...</cite> <quote>Just imagine if we did this in America only it would notify us of students who think conservative thoughts.</quote> What are your thoughts on seizing the means of production, comrade?</quote> This wasn't directed at me but I'll answer it because I agreed with him. I personally have no interest in production of any kind so I wouldn't bother to seize it.</quote> Thank you. As Marx said, from each according to his ability and to each according to his need. Others can seize the means of production and you will still benefit from it, comrade.</quote> Oh neat. Are we talking about Groucho or Harpo? Or one of the other brothers whose names I can't remember?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MacadamianNut3 10/09/19 11:18:36 AM #15:	What's an AI camera. Is it like one of those fancy schmancy AI watches that can sense my pulse --- Roll Tide & Go Irish <cite>MacadamianNut3 posted [p:928543178] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>What's an AI camera. Is it like one of those fancy schmancy AI watches that can sense my pulse</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ultima Dragon 10/09/19 11:27:04 AM #16:	pls posted... Highwind07 posted... Doe posted... What the hell is a brainwave tracker? That's science fiction shit, is this fake news In the video the teachers monitor the brain waves of the students to study trends on how particular students's activities are during the session. You know all in all this is some rather interesting tech but nevertheless we might see this in the West pretty soon ourselves. Nah fuck that noise and anyone advocating it in the west. It's gonna happen, they just have to market it as something trendy like smart phones (which already track/record everything about you and what you do). They're already teasing microchips and AI brain integration. --- "We know things can move faster than the speed of light because liberal tears are on the ground before something offensive even happens" - Coffeebeanz <cite>Ultima Dragon posted [p:928543479] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>pls posted...</cite> <quote>Highwind07 posted...</cite> <quote>Doe posted...</cite> <quote>What the hell is a brainwave tracker? That's science fiction shit, is this fake news</quote> In the video the teachers monitor the brain waves of the students to study trends on how particular students's activities are during the session. You know all in all this is some rather interesting tech but nevertheless we might see this in the West pretty soon ourselves.</quote> Nah fuck that noise and anyone advocating it in the west.</quote> It's gonna happen, they just have to market it as something trendy like smart phones (which already track/record everything about you and what you do). They're already teasing microchips and AI brain integration.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Foppe 10/09/19 11:33:31 AM #17:	Thoughtcrime must be defeated! --- GameFAQs isn't going to be merged in with GameSpot or any other site. We're not going to strip out the soul of the site. -CJayC <cite>Foppe posted [p:928543723] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>Thoughtcrime must be defeated!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zanzenburger 10/09/19 11:56:55 AM #18:	If you've attended a State University in the US, you likely are already being tracked, just not to this level. I've been to a few university big data workshops, and they use your student ID card to track everything you do. Every time you swipe your ID to get into your dorm, to get lunch, to check out a library book, visit the wellness center, to get into a classroom building, etc, it goes into a large depository that is used for data analytics to trace your patterns. They've already begun studies to track student movements throughout the day with rate of college success. One of the things I learned at these meetings is that this is such a new field, that there are not yet any guidelines in place to secure student privacy. It's a trial and error approach, and as students become even more connected (i.e. through university-sponsored apps), they'll be able to see even more of what you do. --- Congratulations! Your post was deemed response-worthy. <cite>Zanzenburger posted [p:928544680] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>If you've attended a State University in the US, you likely are already being tracked, just not to this level. I've been to a few university big data workshops, and they use your student ID card to track everything you do. Every time you swipe your ID to get into your dorm, to get lunch, to check out a library book, visit the wellness center, to get into a classroom building, etc, it goes into a large depository that is used for data analytics to trace your patterns. They've already begun studies to track student movements throughout the day with rate of college success. One of the things I learned at these meetings is that this is such a new field, that there are not yet any guidelines in place to secure student privacy. It's a trial and error approach, and as students become even more connected (i.e. through university-sponsored apps), they'll be able to see even more of what you do.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Machete 10/09/19 12:01:10 PM #19:	Zanzenburger posted... If you've attended a State University in the US, you likely are already being tracked, just not to this level. I've been to a few university big data workshops, and they use your student ID card to track everything you do. Every time you swipe your ID to get into your dorm, to get lunch, to check out a library book, visit the wellness center, to get into a classroom building, etc, it goes into a large depository that is used for data analytics to trace your patterns. They've already begun studies to track student movements throughout the day with rate of college success. One of the things I learned at these meetings is that this is such a new field, that there are not yet any guidelines in place to secure student privacy. It's a trial and error approach, and as students become even more connected (i.e. through university-sponsored apps), they'll be able to see even more of what you do. How recent is this? Just curious because I went to college 15+ years ago >_> so I'm wondering if it was still applicable back then. --- #DumbassDonald #LockTrumpUp <cite>Machete posted [p:928544827] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>Zanzenburger posted...</cite> <quote>If you've attended a State University in the US, you likely are already being tracked, just not to this level. I've been to a few university big data workshops, and they use your student ID card to track everything you do. Every time you swipe your ID to get into your dorm, to get lunch, to check out a library book, visit the wellness center, to get into a classroom building, etc, it goes into a large depository that is used for data analytics to trace your patterns. They've already begun studies to track student movements throughout the day with rate of college success. One of the things I learned at these meetings is that this is such a new field, that there are not yet any guidelines in place to secure student privacy. It's a trial and error approach, and as students become even more connected (i.e. through university-sponsored apps), they'll be able to see even more of what you do.</quote> How recent is this? Just curious because I went to college 15+ years ago >_> so I'm wondering if it was still applicable back then.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tropicalwood 10/09/19 12:01:18 PM #20:	This sounds just like Gen Urobuchi's Wild Ride --- ayy lmao ayy lmao \|\| oaml oaml yya yya ayy lmao ayy lmao \|\| oaml oaml yya yya <cite>Tropicalwood posted [p:928544834] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>This sounds just like Gen Urobuchi's Wild Ride</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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pls 10/09/19 12:17:24 PM #22:	Godnorgosh posted... these tools have some beneficial effects YIKES --- Do good. Eat communists. <cite>pls posted [p:928545434] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>Godnorgosh posted...</cite> <quote>these tools have some beneficial effects</quote> YIKES</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pikachupwnage 10/09/19 12:17:59 PM #23:	Its only a matter of time before they start rolling out the dominators. --- My Mario Maker 2 Maker ID is J2K-RFD-K4G Even In sigs FOE! http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/665/328/d75.gif <cite>pikachupwnage posted [p:928545452] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>Its only a matter of time before they start rolling out the dominators. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MacadamianNut3 10/09/19 12:22:06 PM #25:	pikachupwnage posted... Its only a matter of time before they start rolling out the dominators. Traumatized bystanders to crime scenes hate this! --- Roll Tide & Go Irish <cite>MacadamianNut3 posted [p:928545610] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>pikachupwnage posted...</cite> <quote>Its only a matter of time before they start rolling out the dominators. </quote> Traumatized bystanders to crime scenes hate this!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zanzenburger 10/09/19 5:24:06 PM #26:	Machete posted... Zanzenburger posted... If you've attended a State University in the US, you likely are already being tracked, just not to this level. I've been to a few university big data workshops, and they use your student ID card to track everything you do. Every time you swipe your ID to get into your dorm, to get lunch, to check out a library book, visit the wellness center, to get into a classroom building, etc, it goes into a large depository that is used for data analytics to trace your patterns. They've already begun studies to track student movements throughout the day with rate of college success. One of the things I learned at these meetings is that this is such a new field, that there are not yet any guidelines in place to secure student privacy. It's a trial and error approach, and as students become even more connected (i.e. through university-sponsored apps), they'll be able to see even more of what you do. How recent is this? Just curious because I went to college 15+ years ago >_> so I'm wondering if it was still applicable back then. Really within the last year or two. --- Congratulations! Your post was deemed response-worthy. <cite>Zanzenburger posted [p:928558349] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>Machete posted...</cite> <quote>Zanzenburger posted...</cite> <quote>If you've attended a State University in the US, you likely are already being tracked, just not to this level. I've been to a few university big data workshops, and they use your student ID card to track everything you do. Every time you swipe your ID to get into your dorm, to get lunch, to check out a library book, visit the wellness center, to get into a classroom building, etc, it goes into a large depository that is used for data analytics to trace your patterns. They've already begun studies to track student movements throughout the day with rate of college success. One of the things I learned at these meetings is that this is such a new field, that there are not yet any guidelines in place to secure student privacy. It's a trial and error approach, and as students become even more connected (i.e. through university-sponsored apps), they'll be able to see even more of what you do.</quote> How recent is this? Just curious because I went to college 15+ years ago >_> so I'm wondering if it was still applicable back then.</quote> Really within the last year or two.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Machete 10/09/19 5:30:58 PM #27:	Zanzenburger posted... Machete posted... Zanzenburger posted... If you've attended a State University in the US, you likely are already being tracked, just not to this level. I've been to a few university big data workshops, and they use your student ID card to track everything you do. Every time you swipe your ID to get into your dorm, to get lunch, to check out a library book, visit the wellness center, to get into a classroom building, etc, it goes into a large depository that is used for data analytics to trace your patterns. They've already begun studies to track student movements throughout the day with rate of college success. One of the things I learned at these meetings is that this is such a new field, that there are not yet any guidelines in place to secure student privacy. It's a trial and error approach, and as students become even more connected (i.e. through university-sponsored apps), they'll be able to see even more of what you do. How recent is this? Just curious because I went to college 15+ years ago >_> so I'm wondering if it was still applicable back then. Really within the last year or two. Ah okay. I'm safe then. --- #TroublesomeTrump #LockTrumpUp <cite>Machete posted [p:928558663] in Classrooms... [t:78074288]...</cite> <quote>Zanzenburger posted...</cite> <quote>Machete posted...</cite> <quote>Zanzenburger posted...</cite> <quote>If you've attended a State University in the US, you likely are already being tracked, just not to this level. I've been to a few university big data workshops, and they use your student ID card to track everything you do. Every time you swipe your ID to get into your dorm, to get lunch, to check out a library book, visit the wellness center, to get into a classroom building, etc, it goes into a large depository that is used for data analytics to trace your patterns. They've already begun studies to track student movements throughout the day with rate of college success. One of the things I learned at these meetings is that this is such a new field, that there are not yet any guidelines in place to secure student privacy. It's a trial and error approach, and as students become even more connected (i.e. through university-sponsored apps), they'll be able to see even more of what you do.</quote> How recent is this? Just curious because I went to college 15+ years ago >_> so I'm wondering if it was still applicable back then.</quote> Really within the last year or two.</quote> Ah okay. I'm safe then.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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