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A friend of mine showed me his vaccine card a little while ago. It was printed on regular paper.

When I asked him about that he said it was a copy of his original vaccine card. He said he didn't want the original to get damaged.

After a minute of introspection I realized he had faked the whole thing and laughed my ass off.

A friend of mine showed me his vaccine card a little while ago. It was printed on regular paper. When I asked him about that he said it was a copy of his original vaccine card. He said he didn't want the original to get damaged. After a minute of introspection I realized he had faked the whole thing and laughed my ass off.

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Your premise is sound. However, any digital ID can be hacked easily. Someone has to enter your data. You and I know they aren't going to hire the best and brightest to do this. Many of the data entry clerks will be (((opportunists))) and you'll be able to get your name entered into the database for a small fee.

No matter what technology Gates and his ilk devise, it can be hacked, altered and disabled. This is what I believe 5G was really built for. The small millimeter wave length makes 5G ideal for tiny communication devices embedded into humans. Even RFid tags would work. Time will tell.