We have enough CPU power to do more than any of us could ever imagine. Although don't expect that this means we *can* do everything we could ever imagine. It is all limited by the decisions of a few corporate bankers who have vested interests against the consumers. This all links back to the age old game of establishing, and maintaining debt-- modern day slavery without the traditional limitations.
From my understanding, the actual voice conversations aren't typically recorded, unless you've gotten yourself on some form of watchlist. Only the details of who and when you are calling are recorded. Although, don't let this undermine the issue, it is still a shining beacon of what corporate controlled America has become.
My mistake. I know very little about this subject. I guess this just shows, the lesser you know about a topic the more vocal you are about it-- kind of reflects U.S. politics, and I'm sure it some how relates to my disdain for corporations and their everlasting crusade to keep me homeless.
Oh, good lord. One of those! The fact of the matter is that Alexander Hamilton paid off the Federal Debt, no matter what nutcases have edited Wikipedia on that topic.
You're right. I should have done more research instead of spouting out that rant. In retrospect, what do I know about finances anyways? I'm homeless for God's sake!!
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We have enough CPU power to do more than any of us could ever imagine. Although don't expect that this means we *can* do everything we could ever imagine. It is all limited by the decisions of a few corporate bankers who have vested interests against the consumers. This all links back to the age old game of establishing, and maintaining debt-- modern day slavery without the traditional limitations.
From my understanding, the actual voice conversations aren't typically recorded, unless you've gotten yourself on some form of watchlist. Only the details of who and when you are calling are recorded. Although, don't let this undermine the issue, it is still a shining beacon of what corporate controlled America has become.
Damn. There I go again posting conspiracy theories while high on marijuana. Disregard the above post, looks like I've made a fool of myself yet again.
My mistake. I know very little about this subject. I guess this just shows, the lesser you know about a topic the more vocal you are about it-- kind of reflects U.S. politics, and I'm sure it some how relates to my disdain for corporations and their everlasting crusade to keep me homeless.
Calumny. Don't browbeat me because I'm homeless.