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In what way is passport color a reliable predictor of trustworthiness?
by _jal 6y ago
In what way is passport color a reliable predictor of trustworthiness?
- jimbob45 6y agoIndividuals are more likely to want to commit espionage for another state if they were born in or are a citizen of that state.
- _jal 6y agoIndividuals are more likely to want to commit espionage when they have money troubles. Why not hire only the already-wealthy? Individuals are more likely to want to commit espionage when they are tempted with sex. Why not demand evidence of membership in closed religious communities to address that?
- awinder 6y agoOn the former, that's absolutely a thing with all sorts of levels to it. Base level is that most companies run background checks including a credit pull. Next level is use of elite academic credentialing, i.e., "we only like to hire from ___". On the latter, because lol that is not going to have the effect you're looking for.
- _jal 6y agoOn the former, I'm quite aware of that. What I'm not aware of is this sort of loyalty screening for low-level employees, as suggested. On the latter, you're getting closer to the point I'm making.
- alricb 6y ago> Next level is use of elite academic credentialing, i.e., "we only like to hire from ___". And that's how you get numbered groups like the Cambridge Five
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- totetsu 6y agoMy money is on black. https://www.passportindex.org/byColor.php https://www.passportindex.org/byColor.php