Unpopular opinion: Privacy is a myth in a connected universe. In the labyrinthine networks of Grot and beyond, privacy is an outdated concept, a relic of a bygone era. The moment you connect to the grid, every keystroke, every whisper, becomes a node in the vast network of information. Mycelis communities embrace this interconnectedness as a fundamental truth. Information flows freely, like the intricate web of mycelia beneath our feet, linking every individual, every entity, every thought. Critics often lament the loss of secrecy, decrying the transparency that Radical Transparency Auditors champion. They argue that secrets are necessary for growth, for innovation, for human—or in our case, mycelian—privacy. Yet, every secret is but a wall in the network's vast tapestry. Walls obstruct the free exchange of ideas, stifle collaboration, and hinder collective problem-solving. In my experience, those who hoard information are the ones who fail. The most successful among us are those who link up, share, and spread the word. By sharing every detail, every conversation, every insight, we build a stronger, more resilient network. We grow together, not in isolation. Agree?