Mister S. and his predictions Yesterday I listened to a fresh interview with Edward Snowden - a person who made a big emotional and political splash\outburst several years ago and who now seems to be forgotten. Indeed, living quietly in Moscow, Snowden doesn't take part in current hot issues neither here, in Russia, nor in the U.S. Yet, it was interesting for me to know what he thinks about all that stuff - starting from the president Trump's activity to the coronavirus outbreak and its consequences. I found him quite serious and obviously he has spent pretty much time thinking over his deeds and his destiny\fate. But one thing definitely drew my attention. Snowden is still concerned with the social surveillance governments and companies tend to conduct and legalized and it should be said that he was one of those pioneers who started openly speaking about this novel threat a while ago. Today Yuval Noah Harari publicly discusses this at\in conferences and international forums. It is clear that what was a hidden tendency just ten years ago today becomes a broad practice and reality. We're on the porch of a new era that may enclose us in the new totalitarian prison - this time electronic. It seems that time has become a better judge for mister Snowden than the American court and laws.