Privacy and Agency

Michael emphasizes the complexity of privacy, arguing that it should be an individual choice rather than a one-size-fits-all solution. He reflects on the trade-offs between community support in smaller settings and the anonymity of urban life, highlighting the need for individuals to have agency over who knows their personal information. The conversation reveals the potential for a new engineering field dedicated to privacy, suggesting that significant advancements and structures are needed to navigate this intricate landscape.