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* In the UK it is illegal to have any secrets from the Home Office.
 
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* The Privacy claims of Verifiable Credentials cannot be met by government issued credentials.
 
* The Privacy claims of Verifiable Credentials cannot be met by government issued credentials.
* Any reusable Identifier can be tracked if it is used more than once.
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* Any [[Reusable Identifier]] can be tracked if it is used more than once.
 
* Separate personas for work and home are no longer possible if you have only a single pershood.
 
* Separate personas for work and home are no longer possible if you have only a single pershood.
  

Revision as of 18:36, 26 August 2025

Full Title

Rule by the technologically successful.

Context

Its early in 2025 and Technocracy is winning.

  • You must have a government issued ID to be known to be a person.
  • The undocumented, Rohingya and other stateless people cannot prove they exist.
  • Any opinion in the Washington Post must support Jeff Bezos goals.[1]
  • In the UK it is illegal to have any secrets from the Home Office.
  • The Privacy claims of Verifiable Credentials cannot be met by government issued credentials.
  • Any Reusable Identifier can be tracked if it is used more than once.
  • Separate personas for work and home are no longer possible if you have only a single pershood.

References

  • Richard Luscombe, Washington Post opinion editor departs as Bezos pushes to promote ‘personal liberties and free markets 2025-02-25 https://www.theguardian.com/media/2025/feb/26/jeff-bezos-washington-post-opinion