No, I do not. Never said that technologies are automatically perfect. Cross checking measures, though, must be 100% accurate, based on the fact that one single measure is never an accurate measure. But it is already the use of multiple technologies, not just one. (One diagnosis is not a diagnosis. Always ask a second, or third doctor. You have heard that, have not you.) To be honest, there are multiple reasons why I do not travel to the US but it would be way off-topic to talk about it. I just do not, so JetBlue or other low budget US carriers (and their practices) do not really annoy me. Other countries?... Well... just arrest me and you will soon apologize. Nothing really I can do about it. Thanks guys for your responses. :)

(Written on 2019年 05月 29日)(Permalink)

Just for the accurate record: Turkey is a half European country. The Asian influence is equally strong there. Quite a funny blend, though... And I was talking about decent, correctly managed countries, not Third World countries where other problems exist. Third World countries barely use state-of-the-art identification technologies. Back to the developed West: if your leaders are rubbish, stand up for your rights, raise your voice and do something about it. Or if you cannot, you are still free to move to another country. Just because your leaders are non-law abiding people, it still does not authorize you to break the law. When you are charged for breaking any law, the court does not analyze whether the law is right, or not. If it is in place, you are obliged to abide it. Period. In other words - back to my original theory -, if you want to be a 100% law abiding citizen, you can manage that. Just avoid confusing situations.

(Written on 2019年 05月 29日)(Permalink)

What harm these new identification technologies can cause for you in your everyday (and entire) life if you are a 100% law abiding citizen?... Again: 100% law abiding. Not 95%, or 98,5%... 100%. Are you asking that how an Earth one can be a 100% law abiding citizen? Trust me... anyone can be that. And the life that way is not even boring. Try it!

(Written on 2019年 04月 25日)(Permalink)