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yes.there was a nobel prize winner by the name of herbert simon. he said you can get so much information that you get information overload and it makes your decision making process worse. malcolm gladwell has written that knowledge does not equal understanding. sometimes you get so much information that you're overwhelmed by it and you make wrose decisions. we're making the haystack too large. as much as i'm an advocate of privacy, if you came to me with spepefic information about the boston bomber, absolutely, i'll give you peission to look at his records and the records of hte people he talks to. but that's the fourth ammendment. you've given n me a name, you've given me suspicion and you've given me an indiependent judge. that's all i'm asking for. not no collection of records, just don't become a police state where everyone's information is gobbled up by the government. government.donald trump has been in the news with a muslim dystopian.absolutely.marco rubio has said the same thing. he's said he'll shut down any site that might inspire someon

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