From: www.xkcd.com/936

For the most part this is all fine with peoples' faces as there isn't a convenient way to reverse the blur back into a photo so detailed that you can recognise the photo. So that's good if that is what you intended. However, many people also resort to blurring sensitive numbers and text.

This article illustrates why that is a BAD idea...

Happiness is not about having what you want, but it's about wanting what you have.

People who has a strong sense of love and belonging has something in common:

• believe, they are worth of love and belonging
• courage to be imperfect
• compassion to be kind to themselves first and then to the others
• connection as a result of authenticity
• willingness to let go of who they should be in order to be who they are
• vulnerability - believe what makes them vulnerable makes them beautiful; willingness to do something where there are no guarantees; willingness to invest to the relationship which may or may not work out

Vulnerability is core of shame, fear, struggle for worthiness and it's also the birthplace of joy, creativity, belonging, love...

Six Thinking Hats is a thinking methodology based on the premise that the human brain thinks and processes information in six distinct ways: via questions, emotions, bad and good points judgment, creativity, and thinking (or more accurately, meta-thinking). More...

In 2000, Drs. Sheena S. Iyengar and Mark R. Lepper set up a tasting booth at an upscale grocery store in California. On some days, they put out a selection of six types of jam; on other days they set out twenty-four. Although the wider selection attracted more shoppers, more people bought the jam when there were fewer options. It seemed the more choices people had, the harder it was to make a decision. More...

Source: http://xkcd.com/167/