Re: [XPOST] A unique number for every "person" - can it be done?

From: Gianna Stefani (jxeql_at_jwhjdig.jqk)
Date: 03/11/05 

Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2005 13:31:12 +0100

TGOS wrote:
> On Tue, 8 Mar 2005 09:19:24 +0000 Jeremy Boden
> <jeremy@jboden.demon.co.uk> wrote in comp.programming:
>
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>>You could always implant an ethernet card into their forehead (unique
>>MAC address).
>
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> And how do vendors get their MAC ID (24 BIT) assigned? Through
> centralized control. So again, won't work.
>

It works very easily. One simply manufactures an obscenely large batch
of chips containing one each of the number range ... no duplicates.

The numbers are not assigned by a central control other than at the
point of order (someone has to pay for all this stuff whichever method
is used) when the instruction is 'make a set of chips carrying numbers
from 1 to n-mega'. They are then distributed to hospitals for
implantation into the victims, I mean 'population'.

These are implanted (as is done with other animals) at birth by the
hospital / midwife etc.

Every person will thus have an ID which is unique. Any person found not
to have a chip implanted will be arrested and taken to the nearest
hospital where a chip will be implanted.

Anyone having their chip removed will be shot.

When a person dies, their chip is removed and vapourised ... there would
be quite a market for used chips I would think. 

-- 
Gianna Stefani
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