It exposes secrecy as the currency that enables people and institutions to evade responsibility for their actions.
In The Times, Claudia Rosett exposed the secrecy of the oil-for-food boondoggle, manipulated by Saddam to favor Security Council supporters.
This would seem to reflect a social dichotomy reported in some studies in Ghana that indicate that even though abortion in Ghana is culturally abhorred when exposed, when secrecy is achieved and the outcome of abortion is successful, the procedure is accepted [ 31, 32].
Even if you wanted to say all that, when the secrecy is exposed by honest accounting in the media, the fourth estate, the adversarial media of American bragging around the world, they are so attached to their secrecy, and so upset, the CIA group led by people like Angleton, that they commit something that is about as anti-American as anything in our system.
Law put together piecemeal by the courts will be messy, and it risks protecting secrecy that should be exposed as well as privacy that shouldn't.
Amira YahyaOur, Founderelationship Al Bawitha, Tunisecrecy
So although bitcoin has its shady side, it's far from perfect secrecy, especially when exposed to the privileges of a federal investigative team.
An open online document is not governed by the same moral physics — it's governed by the physics of the Internet, which insure that groups attempting to combine openness, secrecy, and growth are inevitably exposed.
However, since individuals have the choice of secrecy, if the probability of getting exposed remains small, punishment may fail to curb EPM.
