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Info rings save us from hassle of human interaction
Please imagine:
Anyone can falsify, and in doing so, there is a need to erase the record of that act otherwise the act can be traced back to the actor. An example is finding a person with a stolen credit card at the store, using the credit card, and perhaps being on the store’s video camera.
There is great freedom in a simple exchange between strangers. People can get away with the slightest inaccuracy and have no pressure whatsoever to be factual. Then again there is a need to earn trust.
What happens when one person has continually misrepresented the facts to just about everyone they meet?
Here is the imagination part:
Would such a person use one of those rings?
Here is a hint:
Does such a person have good credit?