---"The best thing about having zero privacy rights is that I don't have to strain my vocal chords. Everyone around me already knows what I am thinking, so there's never any need for me to actually open my mouth and say anything."
---"My Zero Privacy Rights living conditions have prompted me to evaluate which types of persons I'd be safest around if everyone were able to read my internal thought process on a 24-hour-a-day basis. I would prefer to associate with persons who are NOT censorious, and who oppose thought-control projects. I would also prefer to associate with persons who are illicit-drug-free and alcohol-free and tobacco-free and have no criminal-conviction record. In other words, 99 percent of the single persons of Austin, Texas, could not qualify to be someone I'd agree to associate with in that scenario."
---"Some people have suggested to me that I should spend more time with Quakers, since they are famous for being non-violent. I respectfully disagree. I need to be around people who smile a lot more often than Quakers do. I tend to associate Quakers with sternness, and living with zero privacy in my life makes me want some cheerfulness in my life to offset the grim living conditions."
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