Cite historical examples of seemingly innocuous and public information falling into the wrong hands.

e.g. The Nazis used demographic records (marriages, births, christenings, etc.) in conquered lands to ID Jews and other “undesirables”.

I don’t think so. Examples of it happening demonstrate that it can happen. OTHO, examples of it not happening does not demonstrate that it cannot happen.

Network (1976). Quite possibly the best movie ever made.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuBe93FMiJc

It doesn’t have to be inevitable in order to serve as an example of what can happen when even seemingly innocuous information falls into the wrong hands. It’s happened before, and the consequences were horrifying. It will happen again, particularly if people refuse to learn from the examples of history.

Information is knowledge. Knowledge is power. And power in the wrong hands is dangerous.

Most food animals would go extinct if humans stopped raising them for food. A number of food plants too.

I can’t imagine “Temba, his arms wide”-ing a way to warp capabilities.

There’s a fan theory that they use a distinct music-based writing system for math and technology.

What’s wrong with the idea?

I followed the Daystrom Institute community from reddit to startrek.website.

Nuking Japan was in proportion and in service to the United States’ legitimate military objectives.

People who blare their car stereos and people with excessively loud motorcycles.