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> You mean like social security numbers, which tell anyone where you were born, down to a fairly limited range of zipcodes? Indeed, I want none of that. I wish
by csdvrx 5y ago
> You mean like social security numbers, which tell anyone where you were born, down to a fairly limited range of zipcodes?
Indeed, I want none of that. I wish I could ask the SS to delete my registration and let me deal with the consequences.
> You think the guys in black helicopters are going to let a pesky little thing like "get the state's drivers license database" stop them
It may be nothing much, but anything that can make the work of a potential abusive government HARDER should be done.
> particularly when there's already a national clearing house system so states don't issue duplicate licenses, licenses to people who owe money or have had their license revoked, etc?
And you nail it: with the system I proposed, there would be duplicates, and people owning money etc. It'd be messy. And that's good: because that's where freedom is often found, in messy systems.
- toomuchtodo 5y agoYou’re an outlier in your belief systems. People don’t want messy, they want convenience and assurances.
- csdvrx 5y ago> You’re an outlier in your belief systems. People don’t want messy, they want convenience and assurances. It seems to me that people care more and more about their privacy. As for convenience, most people I know use an iphone with an android tablet and a windows computer, so by revealed preferences I'd say their actions speak louder than their words.