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people behind masks
unknown and dark places

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Initially my job
doesn't look difficult

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describes Darknet in 3,500 words

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Written and directed by:
Tzachi Schiff
Duki Dror
Yuval Orr
Yoram Schaffer
Dror Yaakobovitz

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A film by: Tzachi Schiff & Duki Dror

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So how do I get here?

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In unmarked containers
in Berlin subburbs

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with two faceless crypto-anarchists
showing to their lab

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But who is this?
chips help in the end?

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Terrorists, fly under the radar?

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Or revolutionary
under the dictatorial regime?

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1984?

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I was born in 1984

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yes, that's me there

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This year Orwell
imagine going

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beginning of
the end of our privacy

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A world where we are under
permanent reconnaissance Big Brother

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But no one really cares

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In the same year happy family

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can install the first
Macintosh computer at home

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10 years later

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my generation will
already depend on the screen

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Little by little we are all addicted

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This starts with the game, chat, email

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even movies

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We develop us
Feel with the internet

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My first love

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My second love

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My third

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ICQ

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Facebook

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Google

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Twitter

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Ever grown up I have
spent a lot of my time online

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but I never thought I could do it
be the other side to explore

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Deepweb is famous

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To be honest
I don't know how to find it

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So I started like everyone else
by searching on Google

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DOWN THE DEEP, DARK WEB

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Ok, everything is not indexed
so I won't find much with Google

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Edge of the iceberg

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So a deep web is some
type of database that is not affordable

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used by banks,
government, companies

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and also contain
invisible parts

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What is darknet

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For a long time everyone who
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buy illegal drugs, or stolen goods

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will feel this is very difficult to do in the real world  Because in the real world you
have to really meet the seller

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then you will do it
have to pay for it

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Talking about darknet
is talking about new business forms

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A new market where
buyer identity

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from seller

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and the money itself

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are out of reach of the police
or anyone who tries to prevent crime

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or anything else

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Ok, you see this?
This is an operation
The system was developed for hackers

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unlike
windows or something

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A developing operating system
specifically for computer hacking

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Tel Aviv is the center of cyber security experts
so it's not difficult to find Danor Cohen

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A White Hat computer hacker
one of the good people

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The main thing Danor sees is that I'm
how vulnerable and open

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people who use
open internet are

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Do you see this?
There is a network password

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Incredible, right?

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Now imagine all your secrets
all your banking passwords

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your gmail, facebook
all your personal conversations

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that all that can be seen
with just one word and back

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By going around
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Danor can enter almost every
computer within a 100 meter radius

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Like a hacker, he is able to intercept my information on the internet  Same as the police can use
this tool to track criminals

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If we are on the internet open and
we talk about drug traffic

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There is a system that automatically sweeps the network  there is no human
intervention in this case

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and you will soon be consolidated
for investigation

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But on darknet it can't be fast
prevents someone from doing what he wants

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I want people to understand
what is the darknet

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You install the main software
function is hiding your activities

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It feels amazing

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With total anonymity

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anyone can do
perfect crime from his living room

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between two episodes
his favorite program on Netflix

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without anyone knowing

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Within seconds after downloading
Tor is on my desktop  Pintu Darknet
wide open

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The question is
where to go?

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My first stop is
A hidden wiki

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It doesn't differ much from
classic wikipedia pages  Only the content is a little more...
well I don't know... see for yourself

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Medications, lots of drugs, weeds,
cocaine, heroin, crystal meth

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Anonymity is something
very rare and hard to come by  To get the Tor
one of the best ways

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If I do something illegal
I will use Tor to do it

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And the list gets longer with hitmen,
offers to take politicians

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58,000 euros to kill a journalist?
Is that all I deserve?

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The door is wide open
no one can stop you

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There are no orders, there is no justice, there is no law, there is nothing
That is why Tor is dangerous, very dangerous  However, even drugs and weapons
only the surface of Darknet

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There are a large number of groups and
forums to fulfill the darkest human desires

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Neo-nazis from
Of course it's there

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Then there is that
specializing in animal torture

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Ten main reasons for killing a child

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My Lord,
pedoflia.

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The weirdest place I have found is definitely
Cannibal Cafe, "serving humanity"

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Oh yes?
Is it true?

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I can tell about police meetings
where their officers went crazy

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We don't know what to do
With this, this is a nightmare

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Modern Sodom and modern Gomorrah, it really looks like a nightmare  If the rules of the game change
what do the police do to catch up?

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And is the police standing?
Is there a chance to catch up?

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Can I start?

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I am curious to know how Darknet
changed the face of crime

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The face of evil has changed

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today we see it shifting
from the real world to the online world.

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Why?
Just because people
It seems like you think about it in the online world

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they are more anonymous and can
Do evil without being caught

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If you go on Darknet,
which I think you have done

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You will find people
looking to buy x, y or z

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which is mostly objects
are illegal to be owned or sold

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Can be drugs, weapons,
pedo-pornography, malicious software

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or certain services that start with
computer viruses, hackers are leased

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and so on,
to murder

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The list of cyber threats
is longer and longer

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But I ask myself: hiding
someone's identity online is a crime itself?

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About
questions of anonymity

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Do you consider it something?
isn't it?
something is wrong?
Or do you not care?

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You know our work consists of
ensuring the law is respected

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In Israel work builds
social norms are legislators

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I don't think that is for me to say if someone
Must be anonymous or not

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I can say that anonymity makes people think that if they commit a crime they will not be caught

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and that is a mistake.
That's not true  So it will be an illusion to think
that we can hide everything online?

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Could the police really find
who hid in Darknet?

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I have to ask many
and disturbing questions

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before I can find someone who uses
Darknet who will accept to meet me directly

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But where to meet in real life?

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The abandoned warehouse
seems right

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I am a very normative person, I am even
old enough to be a grandmother

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The fact that it's dark, and everything they say
about pornography and illegal drugs

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For me, in the end, it's just a tool

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This is a market like other markets

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a black market,
But it's just a tool

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I see it as something very positive  As long as you stand by your principles

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You won't see me looking for
pornography or online betting

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because it doesn't interest me

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but hitmen... maybe...

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I am very angry because I can't buy it
the product I want where I want

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I do research on the internet
and learn about the Tor

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browser  I go there and see for myself,
This is an amazing world

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This is a powder to make your own hash, many people do it  Cocaine

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Cocaine for
If the doctor prescribes Ritalin,
why order illegal cocaine?

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Is that what makes you upset?
There is no reason to be disappointed

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This is just a shop window.
They
only show the item

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Of course Shoshi isn't
the same as I imagine

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He looks more like one belonging to my mother
friends, than someone who uses Darknet

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Come on, isn't that scaring you
just a little?

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This is not scary.
What
Scary is what you make of it

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You can do bad things with it.
But
Darknet itself isn't scary

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I tend to be a little wary of those people
tell me there's nothing to worry about

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Is Darknet really just a black market equivalent to Ebay?

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Technology always has two faces
depending on the usage we get from it

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Take a 3D printer for example

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Lower shotgun

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Roey Tzezana is used
one to print a gun in 3D

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he has found
plans on Darknet

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Then he sneaks into a meeting where the most important Israeli politicians are present  He said the funniest thing was
Everyone around him and watching

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How spectacular how you can
build things quickly and adjusted

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That's what we call fast
manufacturing in English  In the past production could only be done in
Very large factories worth millions of rupiah

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Today anyone can have this machine at home  A 3D printer that can be used to print
a gun, people have it at home.

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But not everyone can print a gun easily.
You need to download the plan somewhere

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And where did the plan come from?
from?
From Darknet

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Once someone has
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he can see them on the screen and decide
To move the hammer here, the trigger is,

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and make a
a little better gun

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And if he realizes that he has made better
the gun than the original, what will he do?

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He will upload the plan
on the network

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What we see is
Deskilling tendency

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Decreased competencies
are needed to achieve certain goals

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Do you want to synthesize
chemical compounds at home?

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On the internet you can download
the procedure that will tell the printer

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how to mix products to be triggered
a chemical reaction and make

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Morphine, Valium,
Marijuana or cyanide powder

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A simple machine will do it
itself, at home

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But I want to show you
the other side of things

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Pharmaceutical laboratories
produce expensive drugs

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And patients can't afford it

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Those who have
capacity go from plan

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to actual manufacture
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will start doing it
within 10 or 20 years

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A process similar to the process
3D weapons will take place

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They will start
add improvements

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Everyone on earth will be
part of this giant revolution

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information and
exchange new ideas

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Darknet can be a place where
all old ideas unite

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as Matt Ridley said, the idea will emerge
start having sex with

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to finally give birth
new and extraordinary ideas

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The exploitation of this new idea does not occur
when using traditional information channels

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because all true great struggles
are always through destructive creation

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And that's the importance of the Darknet,
It offers a way to channel information

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And this information
can produce a revolution

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Isn't the revolution
prepared quietly?

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Isn't this a kind of power
that you want to prevent?

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Darknet has drawn
attention from the U.S. government.

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And the Pentagon gathers a team of
to list all illegal activities of Darknet

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Alejandro and Amanda
are part of this team

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That's really the last thing I expected
to hear from U.S.

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government employees  Hearing that, somewhere in their brain,
There is a kind of Orwellian scenario

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Our type of idea is usually
expect from anarchist

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This is Julia Tourianski, who is an example of self
anti-state propaganda

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Wow

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Privacy, control, freedom

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This is the guiding principle
from a small group doing militancy

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for new alternatives
against failling systems

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This is a crypto-anarchist, a
branch of a small group of technophiles

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which was established right at the beginning of the internet, The Cypherpunks

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Cypherpunks created the first version of
Darknet, which they called Blacknet

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If anyone can complete my information
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They all gather in Prague at the Cryptoanarchy

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institute  I really don't know what I'm dealing with
go to the hacker convention at Paralelni Polis

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I even doubt that I took a
walking around the block before deciding to go

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And when I finally found some participants
Speak in front of the camera, not unconditionally

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Paul Rosenberg, Cryptoanarchist
and author of "Freeman Perspective"  Smugglers,
Cypherpunk and Cryptoanarchist

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I never really
care about privacy

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When I open the application on my smartphone, I don't do it
really ask myself where this data will end

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The idea that people from my generation will do it
Stop using social media seems a little crazy

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And more or less,
my friends agree with me

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So what should we do to protect
our privacy
Use a mask?

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As long as the entire show is printed
In 3D, I can't stop thinking

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How paradoxical it is to believe
Hiding will be the only way to be free

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Especially in western countries
where we are used to exposing everything

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I was in Cairo during the Arab
Spring, at the same time

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like Sheera Frenkel who is writing
about what happened

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He now writes articles about encryption
technologies like Tor, for Buzfeed

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Sheera Frenkel, Buzzfeed News

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I can understand the needs of Darknet
for those who live under an oppressive regime

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But isn't freedom one of the pillars of our democratic society?

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Today we are at the intersection of two
government systems in competition

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On the one hand the Big Brother
controls the lives of its citizens

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And on the other hand,
mass domination

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The government tries to secure itself,
and to secure its citizens

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To do that they have to stop it
the threat that a single wolf represents

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Terrorists

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Those who want to bring
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And sometimes those who want
to lower it without using force too  People need social justice

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The question is, how can
the government stop criminals

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without interruption
freedom of speech?

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Still not satisfying
answer the question

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What will you do if
you see a big threat

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and your job is to protect the population?

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You will become paranoid and
You will start watching everyone

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Because only one terrorist
will slip through your fingers

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will represent a threat like that, so you can't
take the opportunity to make one mistake

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If one terrorist is enough
makes us hysterical

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19 of them are distributed on four planes
is enough to burn the world

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In the following months 9/11
U.S. Congress choose the Patriot Act

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And the NSA starts mass surveillance
the system he always wants to use

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It took more than a decade before Snowden revealed that the NSA was not only spying on terrorists  NSA has spied
millions of innocent Americans

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We can see on
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that the United States government and
NSA began to distribute documents

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to tell their agents about deficiencies,
not in terrorists, but in Muslim preachers

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When the government starts listing
Muslim preachers, point one comes out,

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and say "he is watching porn online",
Suddenly the government has

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capacity to destroy
reputation and credibility

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from whoever he is
does not approve the message

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Maybe, and I say maybe, it's even for the biggest preachers like Martin Luther King  who used to suck grass and be
cheat on his wife, which he tried to hide

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Maybe it will be the same, and if he
lives today and will get ready

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to start the same movement to give
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government can
stop him very easily

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And if possible do that
, who can he lead the country?

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When opposing the sound
no longer sounds

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when there is no true democracy
forces the government to change direction

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and choose a more stable direction,
then this is a sign of darkness

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If that's the case, where can I go
Martin Luther King spreads the message?

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For cryptoanarchists in Prague
the answer is clear  In places like Darknet

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But for them to spread
the message is just the first step

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The next step consists of a building system
to replace the government

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But how can this separate world
work if we depend on the country?

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Martin Leskovjan,
founder of the Cryptoanarchist

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institute  So an alternative to the state in
The Darknet System is a call for revolution

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Finally I found Julia Tourianski, which is easy to remember
videos on youtube brought me to Prague

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Are there any possible anarchic ideas?
Will it be more practically verbally?

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Julia Tourianski,
anti-state activist, Brave the World

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One of the systems used by
Crypto-activist community is Bitcoin

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Crypto money that can be done
online transactions anonymously

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and already
make headlines around the world

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And once you have virtual money, you actually
one more step to create a virtual state

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Suzanne Tarkowski Tempelhof,
founder of Bitnation

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Parallel to the stateless state, there
is an online crypto market for everyday products

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A family version of what I
have seen on Darknet

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Pavol Luptak, Cryptoanarkis

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The government collapsed,
parallel system to replace it

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The Cryptoanarchists are on the same page as Cypherpunks and what they wrote in 1988

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Reading their writing looks a
a bit like reading sci-fi prophecies

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Privacy is needed to open
people in the electronic era

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Everything they predicted more than
30 years ago is happening today

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Bitcoin, build anonymous
systems with electronic money

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Wikileaks, cryptoanarchy will allow
national secrets to be traded freely

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Darknet, a system that allows
anonymous transactions to take place

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Cryptomarket, an anonymous computer market that will allow prohibited and stolen material to be traded

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They even predict how the government will respond to this development

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Countries will try to slow down this spread
technology, for reasons of national security

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Let's see, government
wikileaks from the United States

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Silkroad has been associated with Darknet
to the U.S. government. close it

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That is the biggest market of its kind, with
the movement of funds reaching up to 1.2 billion dollars  The point is drug products

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For almost everyone I met in Prague,
Ross Ulbricht is just a drug lord

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He has been the most visible victim of the government's efforts to eliminate it  cryptomarkets from Darknet,
by exemplifying him

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There are no more states, no more central
administrations or banks

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What will happen if we press red
button?
Absolute chaos
or a new beginning?

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I left Prague feeling as if it was indeed
back from the future

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But the rude awakening
is waiting for me in the present

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Two terrorist attacks in Paris,
one in the U.S.

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A plane was shot down in Egypt

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Don't we need more
protection from these people?

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Even at prices
little secrecy?

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Easy to use
Darknet as a scapegoat

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Saying that if there is no life we
will be safer, more protected

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But Darknet is always there,
in other ways

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I will tell you first time
I go to Darknet

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I am 4 years old, and every time my parents
I don't want me to understand something

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they will speak yiddish
Yiddis are their Darknet

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At the age of four I live in two parallel
networks.
On open networks in Hebrew

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And on the Yiddish network, where I can feel emotions, see appearance, and feel anger,

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, among others, but for me
are all encrypted

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So Darknet is not just a place.
This is in accordance with the needs we have

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According to Yanki Margalit, an evangelist for reconciliation men with evolutionary movements  Our way of thinking
needs to reset

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Darknet is very
interesting place

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People who maintain
Darknet, the person who built it

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The idealists who operate it, are the type
people who strongly believe in privacy,

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and in the capacity to maintain it

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What I know is our struggle for us
Privacy as we know it, sad

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This is sad because this struggle
we have long been lost

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We must really define it again

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If you take what happened in the past few years,
and change yourself a little towards the future,

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You realize that humanity is changing.
We are subject to fast changes

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We connect biology and technology,
we connect biology and electronics,

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and I think we created
new human species

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We make upgrades and
more human species are contaminated

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What we also do is we take indiviudals, and
we connect them with something bigger than them

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This reminds the process where
individual cells create men

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Think about the cell that created you,
billions of cells that created you

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These cells lose their individuality,
they lose their privacy

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But finally they
create humans

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My feeling today, is that we take all human beings, just like those cells,

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and we create something better.
When you build something like this

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Something bigger than the number
section, question about privacy intersecting

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because you know which is the most intimate cell of the human body?

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Cancer cells

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So, here it is?
Actual privacy doesn't die?
It only has a few cancer cells?

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Maybe

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With the number of crazy people running
Around, the world order seems too fragile

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to trust the vision
Cryptoanarchists and Cypherpunks,

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especially those that aren't
Show their faces, right?

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Right when I will finish my article, Smuggler gets out of the shadow  In private irc chat he takes the big
forward, for privacy extremists

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He said I
must come visit

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Drive around the streets of Berlin with two people
Masked men make me feel a little uncomfortable

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Even if we have met once.
I wonder what the taxi driver thinks?

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But fear can be a misleading emotion.
What should I fear?

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Cancer cells

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Or let go of privacy and individuality
to become one big organism?

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Despite all our progress, apart from that
all of our interrelated worlds,

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Will history still be
destined to repeat it by yourself?

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When I leave the container, I turn on my phone
phone and find my way on Google maps

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I opened Gmail to send the article to my editor,
ask myself what is the conclusion to pull all of this

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Where is this exploration
the rabbit hole leads me?

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Darknet isn't
the evil monster I imagined

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It looks like the last place we have
to escape from careful Watch Big Brother

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The place where we can
get rid of our old identity

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and create new ones,
and even build a new world

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A place where we
can have real freedom

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I thought about what a smuggler
told me when I left the container,

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that most people don't
look for real freedom,

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what they want is enough
freedom to feel good.
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