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I knew a fellow with the same idea about government id of any form. No driver's license, no social security card, no state id. To say the least, he made some p
by jfyi 4mo ago
I knew a fellow with the same idea about government id of any form. No driver's license, no social security card, no state id.
To say the least, he made some pretty serious compromises in life. He was a tattoo artist with no shop and effectively homeless when I knew him, if you were curious.
Anyway, sometimes the world moves on without you.
- jasonvorhe 4mo agoI have a passport. Once digital becomes mandatory I'm ready for the scenario you described.