I think BBS is trying to say it's difficult to be frightened by loss of privacy, if you don't care if the government and industry know what you're doing, theorizing you're not plotting anything. Yet he understands it to a degree and doesn't want to post his real name and other private information.
Even a thorough RFID system couldn't have wrote:This guy likes to post ridiculous things online, occasionally enjoying brief conversations. Kind of wants to be known yet wants to maintain a private life in addition to his stage persona, would rather be wealthy than famous. Would like to have sex with everyone, yet never having tried, would be satisfied if his mate would co-operate more often, preferably in the morning. He's certain buying a nice bra would not kill her but if it kills him thinks it would have been well worth it. He doesn't hate shaving but tends to procrastinate it with several other tasks such as dishes, laundry, mowing the lawn. Moderate drinker, couldn't smoke if he wanted to. Loves pizza, pasta, sushi, westernized regional Chinese food, burgers/sandwiches with a preference towards the whopper. OCD recycler. Used to study Masons and Mormons. He'd like to fly light single airplanes more often, and own more cars and motorcycles, willing to share them yet is concerned about them being broken by others. Enjoys traveling, would like more spending money but not enough to get a job he won't enjoy. He has become worried he won't enjoy any job anymore. A nudist but puts on a robe in front of other people including his own children. Is not worried but is certain that if someone of power decides to abuse that power they could alter a simple record to reduce your freedom.
I don't care if it could. I'm worried about getting detained or refused entry to a country based on a difference of opinion, miss understanding, assumption or "guilt by association."
Examples:
I never use marihuana but try to enter the US&A with someone who does, then get flagged.
or
They notice you had dinner with someone they are watching and a mutual acquaintance. They track your deposit of cash, followed by your purchase of 8 drums of diesel and half a ton of fertilizer which RFID tracks, until you drive out of range of the system in a similar distance and direction out of town, as a stash of fertilizer and diesel the person they were watching had gathered from an undetected source.
What they didn't notice is that you actually gave your stuff, to a very poor farmer friend of your uncle, who was the only person besides you to have ever called his friend "Snuggle" because they were very discreet about their relationship. Your uncle never told her anything but gave your mom who had misplaced the pre RFID nondescript container of cash, intended for you to buy the stuff as a favour before he got ill and passed away a few years ago. Snuggle who everyone else knew by his real name that you never heard, put the diesel in his tractor, you filled the hopper of his fertilizer machine for him, taking the bags with the RFID home and he planted 100 acres of corn, then he died. You only met Snuggle four times in your life, so no one who knew him, including the guy two farms over who made the drums into meat smokers destroying their RFID units then quickly selling them to his cousin in another state, ever met you.
Maybe the problem is not enough RFID. Plus large corporations know the profit opportunity of lobbying laws to allow tracking you against your will. Simple enough, don't use manufactured things. Right?
