Thank you for highlighting those powerful statements once more my friend. They powerfully pack the need to create private systems and services to ensure people's wealth at a personal as well and national level should be common among most nation-states.

Privacy is foundational to maintaining freedom since it guarantees individual autonomy, without which individuals cannot make choices free from surveillance or direct influences. By extension, freedom of choices allows for acquiring prosperity (wealth generation) opportunities because entrepreneurs require secure places they can build participatory systems of economic engagement disentangling numerous groups that could intersect mutual problem-solving efforts made unpleasant.

We must never forget: rights such as privacy need to emerge after people come together feeling passionate enough over an idea with the consensus — requiring solidarity which under control exerted by people involved with authoritarianism are seen as sort-of taboo in denying constructive outlets inherent within dissent proportion equals growth for every system.