Permanent Identity Underclass - Revision history

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 ## Standards organization that attempts to write rules about how people can be Authenticated. In the US this is the NIST.
 ===The Story===
-Norman Scott (then known as Norman Josiffe) left school at 15 with no qualifications and wound up on probation for theft. He worked in a stable and started an affair with Thorpe. Norman was penniless, homeless and, worse, had left employment without the National Insurance card which, at that time, was essential for obtaining regular work and access to social and unemployment benefits. Thorpe promised he would help and did find him living arrangements in London near Thorpe. In April 1962 Norman obtained a replacement National Insurance card which, he later said, was retained by Thorpe who had assumed the role of his employer. This was denied by Thorpe, and the "missing card" remained an ongoing source of grievance for Norman. Later Thrope got employment for Norman in Switzerland. By early 1965 Norman was in Dublin, where he worked at various horse-related jobs while continuing to badger Thorpe by letter about his missing luggage and the continuing National Insurance card issue. Thorpe rejected any responsibility for these matters. Later Norman tried unsuccessfully to get a passport to travel to America. In 1968 Thorpe has been reported to try to kill Norman, so that his position as head of the Liberal party would not be jeopardized. This all came undone and Thrope was tried for attempted murder but acquitted. Norman's life continues as a complete outsider to this day.
+Norman Scott (then known as Norman Josiffe) left school at 15 with no qualifications and wound up on probation for theft. He worked in a stable and started an affair with Thorpe. Norman was penniless, homeless and, worse, had left employment without the National Insurance card which, at that time, was essential for obtaining regular work and access to social and unemployment benefits. Thorpe promised he would help and did find him living arrangements in London near Thorpe. In April 1962 Norman obtained a replacement National Insurance card which, he later said, was retained by Thorpe who had assumed the role of his employer. This was denied by Thorpe, and the "missing card" remained an ongoing source of [[Grievance]] against Norman. Later Thrope got employment for Norman in Switzerland. By early 1965 Norman was in Dublin, where he worked at various horse-related jobs while continuing to badger Thorpe by letter about his missing luggage and the continuing National Insurance card issue. Thorpe rejected any responsibility for these matters. Later Norman tried unsuccessfully to get a passport to travel to America. In 1968 Thorpe has been reported to try to kill Norman, so that his position as head of the Liberal party would not be jeopardized. This all came undone and Thrope was tried for attempted murder but acquitted. Norman's life continues as a complete outsider to this day.
 The story of lack of work papers continues in the US every day. The following story is true, but the name has been changed. Manuel has two children that were born in the US and are now entering college, but he still cannot get permission to work in the US and needs to take employment off-the-books. His state of residence has granted him a social insurance card, but when he went for surgery to clear up kidney stones, he was forced to get proof that he had worked from employers who had paid him off-the-book. He was lucky to find one that would and did get the surgery. It is unclear why the federal government can determine if he is able to work, but the state government determines if he is eligible for Medicare.

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 Norman Scott (then known as Norman Josiffe) left school at 15 with no qualifications and wound up on probation for theft. He worked in a stable and started an affair with Thorpe. Norman was penniless, homeless and, worse, had left employment without the National Insurance card which, at that time, was essential for obtaining regular work and access to social and unemployment benefits. Thorpe promised he would help and did find him living arrangements in London near Thorpe. In April 1962 Norman obtained a replacement National Insurance card which, he later said, was retained by Thorpe who had assumed the role of his employer. This was denied by Thorpe, and the "missing card" remained an ongoing source of grievance for Norman. Later Thrope got employment for Norman in Switzerland. By early 1965 Norman was in Dublin, where he worked at various horse-related jobs while continuing to badger Thorpe by letter about his missing luggage and the continuing National Insurance card issue. Thorpe rejected any responsibility for these matters. Later Norman tried unsuccessfully to get a passport to travel to America. In 1968 Thorpe has been reported to try to kill Norman, so that his position as head of the Liberal party would not be jeopardized. This all came undone and Thrope was tried for attempted murder but acquitted. Norman's life continues as a complete outsider to this day.
-The story of lack of work papers continues in the US every day. The following story is true, but the name has been changed. Manual has two children that were born in the US and are now entering college, but he still cannot get permission to work in the US and needs to take employment off-the-books. His state of residence has granted him a social insurance card, but when he went for surgery to clear up kidney stones, he was forced to get proof that he had worked from employers who had paid him off-the-book. He was lucky to find one that would and did get the surgery. It is unclear why the federal government can determine if he is able to work, but the state government determines if he is eligible for Medicare.
+The story of lack of work papers continues in the US every day. The following story is true, but the name has been changed. Manuel has two children that were born in the US and are now entering college, but he still cannot get permission to work in the US and needs to take employment off-the-books. His state of residence has granted him a social insurance card, but when he went for surgery to clear up kidney stones, he was forced to get proof that he had worked from employers who had paid him off-the-book. He was lucky to find one that would and did get the surgery. It is unclear why the federal government can determine if he is able to work, but the state government determines if he is eligible for Medicare.
 ===The Outcomes===

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 ===Related efforts===
 * [https://id2020.org/digital-identity ID202 effort] to enable everyone on the planet with a digital identifier.
 ==Example User Storey==

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 Norman Scott (then known as Norman Josiffe) left school at 15 with no qualifications and wound up on probation for theft. He worked in a stable and started an affair with Thorpe. Norman was penniless, homeless and, worse, had left employment without the National Insurance card which, at that time, was essential for obtaining regular work and access to social and unemployment benefits. Thorpe promised he would help and did find him living arrangements in London near Thorpe. In April 1962 Norman obtained a replacement National Insurance card which, he later said, was retained by Thorpe who had assumed the role of his employer. This was denied by Thorpe, and the "missing card" remained an ongoing source of grievance for Norman. Later Thrope got employment for Norman in Switzerland. By early 1965 Norman was in Dublin, where he worked at various horse-related jobs while continuing to badger Thorpe by letter about his missing luggage and the continuing National Insurance card issue. Thorpe rejected any responsibility for these matters. Later Norman tried unsuccessfully to get a passport to travel to America. In 1968 Thorpe has been reported to try to kill Norman, so that his position as head of the Liberal party would not be jeopardized. This all came undone and Thrope was tried for attempted murder but acquitted. Norman's life continues as a complete outsider to this day.
-The story of lack of work papers continues in the US every day. Mandel has two children that were born in the US and are now entering college, but he still cannot get permission to work in the US and needs to take employment off-the-books. His state of residence has granted him a social insurance card, but when he went for surgery to clear up kidney stones, he was forced to get proof that he had worked from employers who had paid him off-the-book. He was lucky to find one that would and did get the surgery.
+The story of lack of work papers continues in the US every day. The following story is true, but the name has been changed. Manual has two children that were born in the US and are now entering college, but he still cannot get permission to work in the US and needs to take employment off-the-books. His state of residence has granted him a social insurance card, but when he went for surgery to clear up kidney stones, he was forced to get proof that he had worked from employers who had paid him off-the-book. He was lucky to find one that would and did get the surgery. It is unclear why the federal government can determine if he is able to work, but the state government determines if he is eligible for Medicare.
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 * Our society must make it right and possible for old people not to fear the young or be deserted by them, for the test of a civilization is the way that it cares for its helpless members - Pearl Buck
-* The moral test of government is how that government treats those who are in the dawn of life, the children; those who are in the twilight of life, the elderly; those who are in the shadows of life; the sick, the needy and the handicapped. - Huber Humphry
+* The moral test of government is how that government treats those who are in the dawn of life, the children; those who are in the twilight of life, the elderly; those who are in the shadows of life; the sick, the needy and the handicapped. - Hubert Humphry
 ==References==
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