Physical Privacy: The Week You Saw the Net
Physical tracking builds a profile you can’t see but they can search anytime. And when they decide to use it, you don’t get to argue the context, just the consequences.
Smart Homes, Dumb Choices: Why Your Own House Could Be Compromised
You didn’t install a convenience system. You built a self reporting surveillance grid.
How to Move Through Cities Like You’re Not Being Watched
Cities are surveillance machines now. You don’t just walk through a city. You get recorded, scanned, profiled, and logged. Movement becomes metadata. Identity becomes inference.
Your Face Is the New Password And They Already Have It
Your face is in more databases than your social security number.
Location Logs Build a Case Against You
Tower pings. Wi-Fi scans. Bluetooth proximity. Motion sensors. Your location history is a permanent record built automatically, stored silently, and ready to be used against you.
You’re Not “Out Running Errands” You’re Broadcasting a Pattern
They don’t need to know who you are.
They just need to know what you do reliably, repeatedly.
The World Is Your Tracking Device
This week isn’t about hiding in a cabin. It’s about refusing to be owned in the physical world.
The same way we clawed back mental privacy, we’re going to make physical tracking harder, noisier, and less profitable.
Mental Privacy: The Week You Saw the Strings
If you can’t think without their influence, you can’t act without their permission.
And if you can’t act without their permission, you’re not free.
Prediction as Control
They don’t need to ban speech if they can guess your thoughts and reroute them.
They don’t need to trap you if they can forecast your behavior and pave the path.
Control doesn’t always look like force.
Mental Malware
Targeted content bypasses skepticism by flattering your preferences.
It mirrors what you already think, then pushes it 3 degrees further.
Not enough to alarm you. Just enough to shift you.