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It doesn’t take a MIT degree to make things work in Malaysia. It only takes some common sense, and a willing to “change” for the better, if not for the bloody masses, at least for one’s bloody putrescence scheme of things!

Beyond that, beyond the success of your apparent lives, what have you, as a statistic, or a human being, a citizen of the earth, an intelligent spark of the Universe achieved thus far?

Could social networks, or the idea of social unification amongst peoples worldwide be techniques used to manipulate people into performing actions or divulging confidential information - like corporate blogging, sharing of ‘information’ between adversaries - when the act of phishing, pretexting, IVRs get {worldwide} attention there are many security solutions made available but how does online security in terms of social interaction between people in networks be secured - does it invite identity theft amongst others ?