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In her essay “Insider Baseball,” Didion decried the trivial nature of two-party politics in the age of media saturation.

At first glance, eliminating the penny might seem trivial.

What makes use of the device so insidious is not simply the monitoring, of course, but that trivial actions, and even non-actions, mere thoughts, lead inexorably to nightmarish scenarios.

"The email request was utterly trivial, as the standard for passing the test was to type some words and press send!" he said in another post.

Mr France adds, if quantum computing becomes widespread, the threat becomes more immediate with the encryption that protects our daily banking transactions, for example, potentially trivial to break.