Good is good, but for whom?

For a complete understanding of texts. The reader must know. The cultural and environmental background. The writer can uncover some purposes of the texts that we cannot. Even think about. If somebody shares something for free. Ask always why that actor makes that thing? Even if something is illegal in the West, that doesn’t mean that every actor plays by the same rules. 

Can you read? That question seems very simple. Of course, you can read. That means you can read words and make decisions about them. This is one way to read. And then we must realise that “reading” is much more than repeating written words. Reading means the ability to see. Things that are not seen in text. Those things are “hidden between lines”. Writing can include contexts or other things that are not open to every reader. And we notice that thing when we read texts that AI translated. 

The AI can translate texts, but then we notice that those AI-generated translations are somehow “bad”. The reason for that is that AI translates texts word by word. But there seems to be something wrong. In those texts. The reason for that is this: AI doesn’t understand sarcasm. It doesn’t understand humour. But in this moment, we must state that AI is a good assistant for translators. The translation always requires work if the writer wants to publish it. But for so-called raw versions, those AIs are good tools. 

This thing guides us to the edge of complete understanding of the texts. The text can always have a deeper dimension. The cultural background of the writer. Determines what is allowed and what is not allowed. Things like sarcasm and “messages between lines” are connected to the culture. In the same way, understanding the text also means. 

That the reader gets acquainted with. The background of the writer. The writer’s social networks, like employers. And the purpose of the text. Determines what the text really means. The purpose of marketing text. It is to tell good things about a product. And at this point, we must ask, “Good things for whom? Who determines the good things? If somebody shares merchandise for free, we should ask. Who pays for those products? 

There is no free lunch. 

When we get a mobile system for free, we must realize that. There may be something that we don’t want to get. The mobile system can involve. The GPS. Which shares our physical location with everybody. Or, the system can involve the Trojan horse. The hidden hard disk that stores discussions, data, and other things. Those are made near those systems. When we try to uncover spying tools. We can try to find them. By using their radio transmissions. 

But that method is useless against modern systems. Modern intelligent systems are not. Like in old times. Modern intelligent spyware stores data in its hard disk. The program that makes this possible can be in a hidden partition of the hard disk. Or it can be installed in the microchip on the microcircuit.  

And when it gets a remote signal. That system delivers data as bursts. The system can be satellite-activated. That system can use satellite systems for communication. The system can get an order to share information from a satellite. And in that moment, the system also shares the geospatial information. The system can also take the order to share data through the normal internet. So, the wired internet doesn’t protect anybody. The data delivery order can also be given from another mobile telephone.