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I think we're in the worst of both worlds currently. Our online identities are already critically important, yet we're still bound to the physicial address for
by makeitdouble 3y ago
I think we're in the worst of both worlds currently. Our online identities are already critically important, yet we're still bound to the physicial address for critical things like banks, employment screening, etc. that refuse to move away from physicial residency check mostly by inertia (I see laws not getting updated as part of that inertia)
- noirbot 3y agoI doubt a lot of that is inertia though. Most of those are due to tax/regulatory burdens that make it important to have some idea where your customers/counterparties are physically located. Outside of some inconceivably radical changes, I don't see most of the stuff you list being able to get away from the idea of a permanent residence.
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