There is a pitfall in taking biometric data that everyone overlooks, because they do not think conceptually at the minus second level of understanding. Zero is when People say “Yes, it worries us,” but this is inevitable. On the first minus, people understand that this digitization will lead to complete power over a person by the state, and a deeper understanding leads us to the fact that there are no states. there is a single planetary owner and a system that will identify people, this is just a system for accounting for an asset and ordering interactions within this asset, in simple terms - between rams in a herd. But the owner, he is outside the system, because at any moment, by his own decision, he can cut out the rams of the wrong color, the wrong breed, let some go to the slaughterhouse, decide to breed others. And it is the owner who owns the data taken from the rams,and he compares them if necessary. All the rams are not even identified yet. already belong to the owner, identification is just putting things in order in the asset.
The owner took up his mind and decided to restore order in his possessions. The sheep are scared, some are in panic, but what can you do, business, nothing personal. As we cut and cut, we will cut it, just at some point the rams began to guess that there was no forest behind the corral. and posters that they were lied to at all, that they were rams, some built weapons and aircraft capable of transporting ram detachments outside the enclosed scenery. It turns out that the rams, being completely different from what they were the masters of this Earth, but some foreign parasite came, destroyed everyone and their remnants recreated a new civilization with a false history, cultures, religions, sciences and states. But the herd has grown so much that the owner again has the same choice - to destroy and re-create, or to begin to tightly control everyone.
Alas, for rams the choice is not great, either way or so - under the knife, but in the second case there is some head start in time, someone will be able to live to old age, but the price is also not weak - giving up conscience and freedom of choice.
For more details on the technology and generally on the advisability of mass collection of biometric data, see Galina Tsareva's film.
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