Privacy and Health in the Technocratic Society

„The fact the the human being is like a flower that only blooms when it can enjoy the shade of privacy once in a while is of minor importance in a technocratic worldview. Anyone who refuses to go along with the system lacks civic sense, considers oneself more important than the collective. Your health is no longer your personal business, because some diseases are contagious.“

Mattias DesmetMattias Desmet criticizes the neglect of privacy and the collectivist view of health in a technocratic society.

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Mattias Desmet is a Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Ghent.

Mattias Desmet criticizes the technocratic view on privacy and individual health in society.

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Mattias Desmet teaches Clinical Psychology at the Department of Psychoanalysis and Clinical Consulting at the University of Ghent. His department's research is strongly clinically and practice-oriented. He focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of psychological counseling and psychoanalysis.