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It is meant seriously. I myself am more to the anarchist side of things, but the answer wasn't about that. I think the government has most or all information i
by TomMarius 7y ago
It is meant seriously. I myself am more to the anarchist side of things, but the answer wasn't about that.
I think the government has most or all information it could possibly need - from my employer, school, doctor. I don't recall filling any form that was necessary, everything I've ever done with the government was a waste of time, because everything has already been in their system; thus my answer was mostly about making a proper computer system that does most if not all things automatically, asking for my time only when absolutely necessary.
- thephyber 7y agoThanks for clarifying. I don't think I agree that the government always has this info, but I do agree that where the info already exists, different silos of the same government should be able to access this data. In a sense this already exists (eg. DMV records tend to be reused for election + jury duty rolls, car insurance info is automatically submitted to DMV), but I think it should be far more streamlined. I guess I had hoped for specific examples of where there are tasks which could be streamlined, but currently aren't.
- TomMarius 7y agoI should've said I am European. The government knows more things here, and yet I have to fill tons of forms with the same info again and again.