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Posted on Mar 11 2008 | Tagged as: ID Cards: Still think they're a good idea?
“The number of people wrongly declared dead every day in the US as a result of data input errors by social security staff.”
(From this week’s New Scientist.)
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on 11 Mar 2008 at 12:20 pm 1 Matt said …
Do you think it could happen over here? I could do with being declared dead. Leastways my debts’d vanish, and it’s more fun pretending to be a ghost than it is having to bankrupt yourself. Maybe.
I would make a fine ghost.