Stop NY's Anti-Bicycling Bill

John Forrest Tomlinson wrote:

On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 02:58:00 GMT, maxo wrote:


On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 02:45:37 +0000, (Pete Cresswell) wrote:


RE/

Yes.

There are many purposes for registering a car, but a very important one
is that anonymity can foster disrespect for the law.

Are we all headed for having Name/Social Security number tatooed on our
foreheads?

That's so ghetto.

Like most of the cogniscenti, I'm chipped.


I'm hoping genetic science advances enough that even if people cut
their chips out they can still be ID'd. And that we have a massive
global database of genetic markers, with people required to give tiny
tissue samples at all the checkpoints.

JT


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What the ****? You want to be tracked everywhere you go? 1984 all over
again. Of course you have to be literate enough to have read the book.
Perhaps you don't GROK the consequences. If you don't know GROK go
read some Heinlien "Stranger in a strange land". It was so popular it
was almost geed required reading.
I'll stick with be untracked.
Bill Baka