Identifiers

You have probably seen a movie

or two,

over the years,

where people are stamped with a bar-code,

identifying them

and there place in society.

One of the earliest movies I can remember was called

Fortress.

Made in 1992

and starring

Christopher Lambert.

There have been others,

but this is the first movie I can recall ever using the dreaded bar-code in such a dastardly

and evil way in controlling society.

Well,

I am here to tell you that

Bar-Codes

are not evil creatures.

The people using them on the big screen are the evil creatures.

Here are some of the more friendly

and enjoyable string theory type bar-codes that we can savor with our

Tuesday

morning coffee.

I can't say for sure,

but

Guitar Center

should be using that one.

If they haven't gone out of business already.

 

I do live in the

Temecula Valley Wine Country.

That bar code would look great on a nice bottle of red.

We have a couple of scary ones for the kids.

 

And this last one describes our evolution as a species.

Tattoos are used by the police as identifiers because five different people will have five different descriptions of what they saw.

Now if only facial recognition wasn't prejudice against people of color.

Well,

that's a post for another day.

This is,

Getting A Bar-Code Tattoo When I Get Old Enough

And They Figure Out A Way So It Doesn't Hurt

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“It’s a pity that virgins can’t be issued with some kind of bar-code.”
- Sara Craven, -

 

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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