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5) Charles Duhigg wrote How Companies Learn Your Secrets more than four years ago. Shoshana Zuboff's analysis in the documentary "The Great Datarobbery" and her recent New York Times Opinion piece "You Are Now Remotely Controlled" give us glimpses of the scale and scope of how data mining, data tracking, and data collection practices have evolved according to a new economic model that she calls "surveillance capitalism." What does Zuboff mean when she says that privacy is not private, that it is a public good like water and air. What happens when private companies have access to and ownership rights to our most private thoughts expressed in search queries, the images that we take with our phones, to our faces, our network of friends and family, to what we watch and listen to, our health, medical issues, and the medicine's we take. What is "epistemic inequality" and what does it have to do with being "remote controlled"? Controlled how, for what purpose and for whose benefit