Nonsense science
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A comedian argues that centralized big data is a security liability and cites the Anthem Blue Cross breach as an example of nation-state intrusions, claiming attackers can pull out intimate details so now someone "knows I'm low in vitamin A." The claim is that organizing data into searchable, linked stores increases exploit value, while the hope that data stays disorganized would reduce risk; the tension between convenience and security is the concrete point.
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