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The Los Angeles Times reported on Sunday:
| Because pretty soon, we’re all going to have video cameras in our cellphones.
Also known as cellular video cameras. Meaning anyone will be able to broadcast from anywhere. Live. […] At first, a phone that can shoot video might seem like just another gadget with just another feature. But the leap here is that coupling a video phone with the Web makes showing, sharing and storing video just about effortless. […] Meaning it’ll be harder to get away with bad behavior. Start weaving too much on the 405, and the fellow behind you might send live video of you to the police. As well he should. And that probably means, with the increased risk of being caught on tape, that the cautious among us will tend to shy away from unwise choices. I know my turnstile-jumping days are over. |
I. Do. Not. Like. It.
Call me a phobic of some sort. Call me old-fashioned. Call me a security-and-privacy nut. Call me paranoid.
And call me a prophet.
This. Is. Not. Good.
On the other hand, this kind of technology emphasizes this Lesson-for-Living: Live the right way.
Imagine somebody using one of these phones to broadcast this riveting video-documentary: Mark Roth at WalMart.
What would viewers learn about the genuineness and depth and live-ability of my Christian faith? 😯
So, my friends, live your life and wear your face as though somebody were watching.
Soon they may well be.
(Actually, your fellow humans have been watching you for a long time. This technology just expands the audience as well as saves your life for future reference and review.)
Then there’s the matter that He has been watching you (and over you) from before your birth.
Now go do the right thing.