The Dead Souls and Economy

Let’s think about IT and computational information. There are many databases on ancestry lineages. That is clearly visible last summer; in which, despite the media outrages, the American Civil War presented itself, paradoxically. The spirits of dead souls and dead people that were descended. That can be problematic for economics. And so I shall present how. 

Scenario A on economics: since we have ancestry records, all that information keep on flooding Internet space everyday. Literally, DNA, government documents, testings, world wars and migrations, even any civil wars, all contribute to that information. The question begs: social security numbers began prior to American in WWII.

That can be quite problematic. How can be that applied if there are already buried dead ones? Where does outdated computational information lie in the background noises of microwave and static waves? Are we supposed to send wrong checks to different residents, in which might be related to former Confederate residents dating back to the Civil War? How does stimulus bills work if we have all the information of ancestry information?

Scenario B on economics: Informed and updated information can be rechecked before a send of checks. Ultimately, it would be necessary to validate the American citizenship, or perhaps even a question on whether if a parent or both parents of first generation Americans are eligible. That include the background of Canadian immigration. The important thing is to tell the difference between living Americans and dead Americans who have voted in the last two hundred years. That is the only difference on issue between economics and elections. It may be easy to validate through the death dates. Considering the last line of Scenario A, it should be possible- as long as IT does not get in the wrong hands of wrong people.

Scenario A+B on economics: This is a difficult one. Not only are illegal workers involved, or guest workers, it also include problems of identity thieves. Social security thieves are rampant; as is evident in the economic crisis. Passports, pretenders, fakers, and others account for all that. So how do we account for that in post Cold-War era? It is difficult one, because reset is not easily done. Besides, the definition of reset has to do with nuclear war scenarios, not “economic” renew as the Obama administration perceive it to be. That is largely a Russian problem that they would have to deal with, as well as ours, which is of a minor concern anyhow. However, it may be a major concern for Federation of Russia in post-Soviet period, possibly because of Kremlin information on the sabotaged economic pasts as well as their inability to stop the control nuclear arms among the former Soviet countries.