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I wish I could talk to you all right now but it’s not going to be an option to do so in this forum for a while, due to the ongoing investigation into yesterday’s events. I hope to be back up and running soon, in the meantime, take care of yourselves and each other.
Oh my god...
Says he’s a hacker. “Will we end the silence of six?” What IS this????
Oh my GOD! He just answered Avery in real time. This video is LIVE!
Not sure what’s going on, all the tech people are frantic.
Oh my God, what are we seeing? Someone in a creepy mask…what’s happening?
Oops! Technical difficulties.
Last video question of the night! That means I’m almost up
Tooms says we need to focus on closing the achievement gap and making college more affordable to begin with.
Lovett is talking about how to reduce the debt, which now tops over one trillion dollars in the US. Lower interest rates, forgive debt, etc.
Oh, a great question from a student in Ohio about student loans.
Now turning to foreign policy. Both Tooms and Lovett expressing grave concerns about Isis, Tooms more hawkish than Lovett, no surprise there.
Okay guys! The day is here. Are you ready? I’m going to be liveblogging when I can, while I try not to run around like a chicken with my head cut off. I hope you’re all as excited as I am to be a part of history today and participate first hand in the political process.
The Debate is Two Days Away!
So excited for the debates later this week. I can’t wait to hear the questions that you have for the candidates! I can’t say that Max is quite as excited as I am about the all of this (is anyone?) but we’re both anxious to hear what the candidates have to say about internet regulation and privacy issues.
What do you think? Do kids our age care more or less about privacy than our parents? Sometimes I worry that we care less, when we ought to be more worried than any other demographic about people stealing our information, because we have more information spread all over than anyone else. Do we even have an expectation of privacy anymore?
Any questions?
The debate is in TWO DAYS! Can you believe it?
I've been tapping my fellow students for questions on Panjea. You guys have sent me some great ones, and I'm encouraged at the level of engagement I see from you all.
Surprise, surprise, my favorite conspiracy theorist has just a FEW things he wants to ask the Tooms and Lovett. Check out his post here:
http://fawkesrising.com/2014/10/suggested-questions-tooms-lovett/
The countdown continues!
Governor Lovett is known for her awesome web presence, she’s especially active on Panjea where she hosts weekly chats and has over 30 million peers. But could there be a dark side to her social media savvy? What do you think? You’ll get to ask her yourself soon enough. http://fawkesrising.com/2014/10/web-lovett-weave/
How much should we really worry about privacy?
Okay, maybe I’m going down the conspiracy rabbit hole here, but regardless of what’s really going on with Panjea, we need all need to pay attention to what’s happening with privacy in our country. Edward Snowden was a big story earlier this year, but I feel like the response from most of us was a collective shrug. You know what kind of governments spy on their own people? Corrupt, totalitarian ones. This is not what our country is supposed to be about. Ask your parents about Soviet-era Russia, watch the award-winning film The Lives of Others. Now imagine it with the internet. Look familiar?
Let’s think about what really happened when student x got suspended this year. Seem like no big deal that the administration want to seize his cell phone? Well, SCOTUS sure thought this kind of thing was a big deal, in fact they ruled it unconstitutional.
Little by little companies like Panjea, Facebook, and Google chip away at our privacy and we hand over our information like it’s worth nothing. But if that were true, they wouldn’t want it.
Maybe the real reason Principal Sawyer and the rest of the administration didn’t want us to unplug wasn’t because it challenged their policies, but because it limited their ability to spy on us.