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If it''s not going to do all that much (as is the case for small businesses), get a less incursive system.
Perhaps ordinary fences and roofs must be built to shut out incursive eyes, but we need not require the discoverer of a trade secret to guard against the unanticipated, the undetectable, or the unpreventable methods of espionage now available.
This objectivity of the outer then formed the foundation of Newton's mechanical interpretation of the world, unhampered by problems that might arise from incursive subjectivity.
 
 
 
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