Distrust Business

In today’s world, we have come to accept the notion of the neighbor in Robert Frost’s “Mending Wall” that “Good Fences Make Good Neighbors”. It is this thought process that the book dwells upon and questions. What started as a hate list of security features that he has to endure in his daily life, made the author realize how much time, money and other resources are consumed in making this world a safer place for the common man to live in! To paraphrase the author, “In my worst nightmares, I have to display an ID card and enter a PIN before I can make love!!!” At the outset, this may seem a far fetched notion. But you can read through as the author welts his frustration at everything from complex passwords to routine security checks and at the end, you would empathize with the author’s frustration and see how different life could be without meddling security systems.