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Eye on the World
September 7, 2015
Eye on the world: Loving, not meddling with, our neighbor
By Sentinel staff
In “How digital voyeurism is destroying privacy” The Christian Science Monitor remarks on the growing trend of “online voyeurism,” in which people “[fail] to look away when someone’s personal life is spilled online” —as in the recent Ashley Madison hack, after which many “tacitly tried to maintain or cultivate a sense of their own moral superiority by pouring scorn on those who got outed.”
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