I'm forgetting something that /has/ changed since then. How apt to use critical thinking the average / many users of the Internet are. "Real names" on Faceboo

I'm forgetting something that /has/ changed since then. How apt to use critical thinking the average / many users of the Internet are. "Real names" on Facebook profiles are also problematic since they are not actually authenticated in any meaningful way. If users had to use a credit card to buy some type of service and the name on that card became their public identity name then at least in that respect it would be ///a/// Firstname Lastname that was an owner of the account. There would still be namespace collision issues (there are billions on this planet).