I have not heard anyone arguing that we don't need some form of
fingerprint that can be typed into a computer for comparison.
(Several have argued that eyeball comparison is error prone.)
Well, typing random data is error prone too. Perhaps we should
have some form of check digit(s) so the program processing the
type in can flag bad data entry and not confuse it with
fingerprint match failure.
Cheers - Bill
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