	Scientific researchers who collaborate long dis-
tance will be forced to rely on some standard (and
well-known texts) since boolcs like the Bible don't
hsve the word 6'microscope" and even the Encycio-
pedia B~t~anica is woefully short on matenal about
the behsvior of the hydroxyl ion's velance electron
during cellular respiration. Nonetheless, a personal
computer can be programmed to issue new
dictionaries where the key words (for molecules, or
stock market issues, or bullet calibers) are constant
and the codes (numbcr or letter groups) change
frequently.

	Should anyone try to intercept or monitor these
communications, it could take years, if not decades,
to unscramble the encoded messages and it could
run into millions of dollars. Consider that there are
still battlefield ciphers from World War II that hsve
never been decrypted. t!t is no longer worth the
effort. These ciphers succeeded in their purpose to
hold secure a transmission.

	Realize that your right to process data means
more than just encrypting your mailing lists. Since
your tax money psys for the collection of govern-
ment data, you have a right to that information. If
you own stock in a corporation, you have a right to
the information created or discove~d by that joint
stock company. You have a right to any information

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``The fac! is tAat freedam of the
press would be meaningless if it
were limited to a narrow inter-
prefation suc* i*at ihe State
conno! seize ~ printing press
wit*out a court order. Tele-
communications and desktop
publishing are the ac~zve ex,
pressions of wAat Ben Franklin
had in mind 200 years ago."

which can adversely affect your life. lt is a matter of
self defense to know what chemicals are put into the
water you drink and who puts them there.

	Furthermore, you have a right to transmit what
you know. Yet there are government prosecutors
who chase "pornographers" and reporters from
television stations by claiming that "freedom of the

STATE-OF-T*E-ART SURVEIL~CE

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or cor - ~d cavl~s Is hldden h the ~11
Mkro~ ~ b~d at tho walls, and ~
comput~zed receh~r dffleronUates hnr ff,e
fr~ncy of ~ n~ rav~ Is moduEated by the
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up tho ebchor~c sId ot esch key typed and
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wall. Tho ant~us reby t" dgual to a llst~g
post outelde.

Tlll E Dis~r~rn by Jo Lerlob

