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Originally Posted by Steven Lyle Jordan
I can see we have very different priorities. The scariest part of Minority Report, to me, was the fact that because of inaccurate information, the primary character felt the need to change his identity (not to mention the suggestion that the future cannot be changed, even with foreknowledge).
And I am much more concerned with someone breaking into my house than hacking into a database. Information loss can be fixed. False payments can be annulled. Accounts can be changed. Yeah, it sucks, but it's all fixable. Someone breaking into my house can end my life, or the life of my loved ones. To me, the two don't even compare... a house break-in is much, much worse.
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I never said that one was worse than the other - the point I was making is the type of risk each crime had for the criminal and what they could get from it.
Of course no one wants to be home invaded.
But I suggest a .45 Glock, firearm classes, and shooting in tight groups in the chest and head areas. It's not
the answer but it's an answer.
