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@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ If you've read my blogposts from the productivity section, you'd realize that [i
I don't believe one bit that doing drugs is worth it, given the havoc it can wreck upon your life. Having been addicted myself to substances in the past, i find that sobriety is way more worth it, because that's when you get to do what you truly want to do [(pleasure seeking is not what you truly need in your life)](../../productivity/rightthing/index.md).
I used to dabble in sensitive activites here and there when i started the opsec blog, but after a while i realized that the paranoia is not worth it. However, i respect those that are willing to put their lives on the line for some sensitive activity that they actually believe could change the world for the better.
I used to dabble in sensitive activites here and there when i started The Opsec Bible, but after a while i realized that the paranoia is not worth it. However, i respect those that are willing to put their lives on the line for some sensitive activity that they actually believe could change the world for the better.
**All of this to say, if you intend to do any sensitive activity, don't do it unless if you pondered all of the risks (especially if that includes ending up in jail), decide if it is actually worth it or not**. If you intend to actually do any sensitive activity after thinking through all the risks that come with it, i recommend that you read all of our deniability tutorials in order to familiarize yourself with the overall concept and setups, learn how to protect your activities in the case of you being forced to type a password, and make sure you implement it correctly. **Deniability is definitely a WAY stricter practice than that of maintaining anonymity, as this is where every small details can make the difference between a small sentence and a life sentence.**