Hi Lindy,

No one is ever private. In this world our every thought and action is recorded in energy wave form expressions. Each thought resonates with a specific frequency and modulates as the next thought follows it.

There are sufficient satellites up in orbit and infra-red heat goggles which make hidden cameras look positively archaic. Imagine what you can see when you operate equipment which only picks up infra-red wave lengths generated by temperatures of 97-101 degrees.

As for microchip implants and bugs - even these are old fashioned. Once you have a individuals fundamental base-rate brain wave frequency - they act as a homing beacon. From birth to death they emit a constant signal. Like each person's fingerprint - in this infinite universe - no two are identical.

The present cutting edge of espionage and intelligence work utilizes encephalographic-type signal detection equipment unavailable commercially.

So a person can graft fingerprints, have a facelift live anywhere in the world....and the properly equipped folks can find them and identify them.

That may seem scary.

To me I find it easy to live a life aware of these technologies and live in a manner I would not be ashamed/embarassed of if it were broadcast on CNN 24/7.

Imagine that some advanced folks on this (or other worlds) can extract the necessary signals which are emitted by optic nerves en route to the brain and had deciphered what each wave form and its subharmonics represent upon a color chart. By creating a corresponding wave form placement map...they could effectively see EVERYTHING anyone sees. There would be no need for manned exploration - because you could tap into the signals and use the resident aliens to provide all the imagery you need.

On this world - animals and pets could be used to spy on their owners. (This is one reason I am not a pet person - as they will be the first experimented upon in great quantities to perfect this technology) "Fido" and "Patches" or even the fish or turtle in your aquarium may be staring at you intently - as well as the US government.

I give this as a fair and early warning to all who read this. This capability will likely NEVER be discussed by officials or any news media. It will likely come into special usage within THIS decade.

The future is very scary - sort of. However, in advanced technocracies this becomes a non-issue as everyone is aware of these capabilities. With each technology comes counter-technologies. Proliferation brings down costs.

I have reviewed much of the current commercial technology marketed to the US intelligence community and MI5 etc. It is evolving rapidly and commercial folks stress the ability of technology to perform what agents used to do. However over-reliance upon technology has crippled US intelligence gathering and the US military intelligence services. The Bush white house is determined to make up for this and is actively recruiting new agents and emphasizing the human element.

Technology is a tool. It can be used for good and evil. Elimination or fear of technology is irrational. One must understand it - and utilize it in a constructive manner.

Best wishes,

SDAI-Tech1