Writing for Forbes, Quentin Hardy opines that the evolution of technology was a primary influencing factor in the decade just concluded, and that in the future the impact of technology will bring about radical change in everything from the global economy to national identities to privacy. Of the latter, Hardy writes: "By 2020, you will have to go to a museum to understand what [privacy] meant. Privacy eroded, due to cameras everywhere and increasing sophistication of data analysis. Most people, considering themselves good at heart, traded it away for the sake of better search results."
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