Hello @renzoarg this was a timely post, or rather my finding it and reading it at this moment in time. I was visiting with my pastor about 2 hours ago(he has a BS Philosophy degree) and I asked him for a recommendation on a primer on Ethics. One of the recommended books was The Republic, a book I already own, but failed to read entirely.
Your post has given me something to think about when I take my "morning constitutional".
Your article reminds me of a study, a few years back about a group of people getting a windfall, lottery type winning and 1 person got more than some of the others. Maybe you are familiar with it, anyhow the other people bitch and moan because they didn't get "their fair share".

We are doomed, everyone is a son o' a bitch. How can we change that? What happens when you tell them that they are being observed?

I would concur with this observation, but I would hope that you are not telling the reader that "for our safety, we better be observed." Or did I not get the point?

Thanks for the post. What you wrote about I think about "regularly" during my "morning constitutional." : )

SDG