08-23-2023, 09:13 AM
If a person cannot prove who they are, can they take advantage of all of the opportunities society has to offer?
For the 850 million people around the world who lack any acceptable form of legal identity, the answer is no. Proof of identity enables people to fully participate in the economy. It eases access to employment and education as well as services such as banking, government programs, and health care.
People living in low- and middle-income countries are more likely to go without ID. More than half of those without proof of identity are children whose births were not registered. One in two women in low-income countries do not have ID. And even among those whose identity can be verified, many lack documentation that is suited to the digital age.
This means many of the resources that could help them improve their quality of life are out of reach.
Fortunately, a formidable solution has emerged: an open-source, customizable digital ID system called Modular Open Source Identity Platform (MOSIP) that is available to all countries for free.
https://www.gatesfoundation.org/ideas/ar...id-systems
https://twitter.com/BillGates/status/169...7680514201
see how they use people's good feelings to get what they want - it's all social engineering!
"Don't be fooled: executioners are full of idealism and humanity. Genocide is always committed in the name of humanism and humanity. [...] Empty the belly of idealism, wring the neck of good feelings, drain the most generous emotions, explode the message of humanism, learn to look the truth in the face, practice ascetic skepticism, then perhaps you will have rendered some services, for which you will only be rewarded by the insults of the good guys of the world."
For the 850 million people around the world who lack any acceptable form of legal identity, the answer is no. Proof of identity enables people to fully participate in the economy. It eases access to employment and education as well as services such as banking, government programs, and health care.
People living in low- and middle-income countries are more likely to go without ID. More than half of those without proof of identity are children whose births were not registered. One in two women in low-income countries do not have ID. And even among those whose identity can be verified, many lack documentation that is suited to the digital age.
This means many of the resources that could help them improve their quality of life are out of reach.
Fortunately, a formidable solution has emerged: an open-source, customizable digital ID system called Modular Open Source Identity Platform (MOSIP) that is available to all countries for free.
https://www.gatesfoundation.org/ideas/ar...id-systems
https://twitter.com/BillGates/status/169...7680514201
see how they use people's good feelings to get what they want - it's all social engineering!
"Don't be fooled: executioners are full of idealism and humanity. Genocide is always committed in the name of humanism and humanity. [...] Empty the belly of idealism, wring the neck of good feelings, drain the most generous emotions, explode the message of humanism, learn to look the truth in the face, practice ascetic skepticism, then perhaps you will have rendered some services, for which you will only be rewarded by the insults of the good guys of the world."