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Then you didn't read, and/or don't understand recursive idea.. a process that repeats. CS didn't come into existence until 1950's, so lack of process integrity

Then you didn't read, and/or don't understand recursive idea.. a process that repeats. CS didn't come into existence until 1950's, so lack of process integrity for digital ID/Data Rights shouldn't be surprising, but structure yields results, not literature. Might want to get out of mass media rags too.. "Sovereign Citizen" is anarchistic, this is about structural integrity of a civil Society using accurate administrative precedence. Functional literacy required.. research "Self-Sovereign Identity" for more..

ekster 5y ago
Yes I live in the EU where we have SSI, I was more referring to all the magical and fuzzy thinking surrounding it on that page.
- jeezzbo 5y ago
  Ah, EU.. SSI is American concept.. recursive signatory is too, represents data structure "of, by, for" people. Foreign concepts in EU don't quite translate same in that admin context. Regardless EU efforts remain in tact, as Human Rights don't come from database.. thus EU chasing SSI accuracy.
  - ekster 5y ago
    Mmkay
  - jeezzbo 5y ago
    Also, no "we" in SSI.. only people, Individuals all. "We" is a literary concept that doesn't exist in nature, regardless of legal abstractions, lazy thinking, and data aggregation. I realize EU brains struggle with that.
mcguire 5y ago
This is getting more Time Cube by the comment.
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