Quote of the week: Peggy Noonan

“Privacy didn’t fall like the Berlin Wall, with a cloud of cement dust and cheers. It didn’t happen over a few days but a few decades, and it didn’t fall exactly, but is falling. We increasingly know things about each other that we should not know, have no right to know, and have a right, actually, not to know. There is no hiding place now, and this strikes me as something of huge and existential import. It’s like the closing of yet another frontier, a final one we didn’t even know was here.’’

Peggy Noonan in The Wall Street Journal