{"id":277,"date":"2005-12-30T01:03:33","date_gmt":"2005-12-30T05:03:33","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blogs.law.harvard.edu\/metasj\/2005\/12\/30\/on-peering-p2p-food-privacy-and-shatne"},"modified":"2005-12-30T01:03:33","modified_gmt":"2005-12-30T05:03:33","slug":"on-peering-p2p-food-privacy-and-shatnes-testing","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/archive.blogs.harvard.edu\/sj\/2005\/12\/30\/on-peering-p2p-food-privacy-and-shatnes-testing\/","title":{"rendered":"On Peering, P2P food privacy, and shatnes testing"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Ira G. : Shatnes tester <\/span>— when
\nmixed fabrics infest your favorite clothing… who you gonna call? —
\nand on the lookout for P-E-E-R-E-Rs, who can ruin a plate of food with
\na simple glance<\/span>.  He’s lived his whole life in New York, but [almost] never eaten in any sort of restaurant.<\/p>\n

”It was never discussed in the family,” he said. ”No one spoke
\nabout it. But it was an obvious thing not to do… Let’s say you walked in
\none end and you had to eat on the other end and there were people at
\nevery single table… <\/span>What
\ndo you do along the way? Are you only going to look at the floor, the
\nceiling, the wall, or people’s faces? Obviously you would peer into
\nother people’s plates. Just a quick glance. But if someone sets his
\neyes on my plate, I can’t eat it anymore. Therefore I’m going to stay
\nout of public eating.”<\/span>\n<\/p>\n

He goes on to describe a peer who, well, peers<\/span> into other people’s food choices.  And nobody wants that.<\/p>\n

”I went into this place
\nthat has take-home food. And who walks in but my buddy the peerer. I
\ndid an about-face and walked right out. Because I know he’s going to
\nlook into what I get. And I just went home hungry. But I felt
\ncomfortable with that hunger, because the peerer is not going to peer.”<\/p>\n

More power to this kind of willpower.\n<\/p>\n

On Peering, P2P food privacy, and shatnes testing …<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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