Is the march of technology unstoppable and beyond the control of even repressive ideologies?
It cannot be stopped. It’s like a good play. What it does is create conflict. Conflict creates creativity. You have to figure out a new way to do things. The BlackBerry was a new way to do things. Now regimes are seeking to control that. Well, it’s not going to happen. They can pass the laws. There is a law against using your cell while you are driving in California. All there is is a penalty if you’re caught. They’re not stopping anything. You can’t stop human behaviour. Same with BlackBerry. Once you are aware of new laws, you talk in code. That is just those governments admitting they have no power over technology. The only thing they can do is change the law. Lose more freedom and there is nothing we can do about it. Just be very careful when you are on your BlackBerry. Nothing we can do? The bad guys win? No. The bad guys will never win in the long run. That’s the great thing. You might win for a short time, but your deeds will bury you. There is a moral code whether you live by i
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