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Scientific solution to bureaucracy-applied-to-humans [closed]
Closed as unclear by Canina on Sep 26, 2021 at 18:30
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I distinguish human-identification from bureaucracy-applied-to-humans:
- There was a period in human history in which no state existed so no bureaucracy-applied-to-humans existed and humans identified one another just by sense and perhaps also general communication language as we use today
- There was an even earlier period in human history in which no general communication languages as we use today existed so human-identification was done only by sense
Today, states record information about their citizens to identify them (their bodies):
- Assigned name
- Assigned date of birth
- Assigned address
- Image
Some problems with bureaucracy-applied-to-humans are:
- It's forced upon someone which might not want to take part in it
- Names, addresses and even calendars are not essential and can be changed at least in the mind of the subject
- It may be grasped as "reducing" an entire human being's history into mere technical information
- One can identify with two or more of the relevant detail types
These and maybe other problems consist a broader problem.
If any, what solutions does science holds to that problem?
Perhaps some kind of "computerized-genetic-human-identification" and Perhaps "world-government-microchip-identification"; perhaps something else?
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