To The Best Of Our Knowledge The Sum of Our Data
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Nov 23, 2024 Join Susannah Breslin, a journalist focusing on the sex industry; Lowry Pressly, a Stanford philosopher; and Carl Öhman, a political science professor from Sweden, as they navigate the intricate world of personal data. They discuss the implications of data ownership and privacy, especially after death. Explore how technology changes grief processes, the ethics of digital remains, and the evolution of privacy in a surveillance-heavy society. The conversation invites listeners to reflect on their own data legacy in a rapidly digitizing world.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Data Collection and Self-Discovery
01:33 • 19min
The Cost of Surveillance: Redefining Privacy in a Post-9/11 World
20:25 • 2min
Privacy and Oblivion in the Digital Age
22:41 • 12min
Digital Legacies: The Living and the Dead in Tech
34:47 • 8min
Ownership of Digital Narratives and Its Impact on Collective Memory
43:02 • 2min
Grief in the Age of Technology
45:20 • 7min
