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I mean, before a simple fire could have ruined those same lives. Also, paper isn't proof against clerical errors.
by bena 8y ago
I mean, before a simple fire could have ruined those same lives. Also, paper isn't proof against clerical errors.
- chii 8y agoPaper, if recognised legally means you have the responsibility to hold and present it as proof. You could keep the paper in a safety deposit. You can make certified copies. If proof is electronic, you have no recourse if computer error causes a dispute, since you do not hold any proof yourself to present as evidence!