Real Impact.

There are 4 different categories of people in real life.

1. People who are computer literate that will watch you without you knowing electronically

2. Computer Illiterate people who will watch you without you knowing 

3. People who are computer literate that will not watch you, without you knowing electronically

4. Computer Illiterate people who will not watch you without you knowing

This tells you anything, and everything you need to know about someone, in any field of study.  All you do is apply it to your field of study with a common number of categories, to go more in depth.  It turns into a theory called the rule of 3's.  My understanding of this theory would be that it takes 4 categories of anything (People, Places, and Things), and separates a single category, from the other 3.  

Example (Using both):

A hacker applies for a career to a company he was spying on.  In the job interview the human resources manager calls the hackers business references and learns that the person is in the 1st category.  This means they are computer literate and will watch you without you knowing.  The human resources manager denies the hacker employment on the grounds of sabotage liability, which the companies insurance company does not provide insurance for.  The human resources manager explains his feelings by using the rule of 3's.  He knew that the category of person is not an ideal candidate for the business he hires, and fires for.

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