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      <title>Crime vs. Highways. Or, Internet Security Is A Social (Not Technical) Problem</title>
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      <description>Stefan Savage, speaking in a segment on March 13’s On The Media, asked:
The question I like to ask people is, what are you going to do to the highway system to reduce crime.</description>
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      <description>Think now of the US interstate highway system. Like the internet that followed, the highway system was the subject of much hype and conjecture.</description>
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