In reference to Jonas’s “short arm of predictive knowledge,” we are not necessarily thinking of the long-term effects of cyber technology yet. Most of our information is based on reactions to threats and the development of new technology. Jonas argues that we have to change how our policies are to become more innovative and look towards the future rather than relying on being reactive. Our security systems should always be adaptive and use different ways to test and improve them. An example of this would be referencing a previous class where we have hackers deliberately attack security systems, but only to improve them. This is what our policies need to adapt and change to truly think about the long-term consequences of modern technology.