I/D by Leon Berger

It's not difficult to predict the future.

Just scan today's headlines and extend the trends: climate change, energy depletion, terrorist threats, governent surveillance, ethic strife, weapons proliferation, genetic engineering, corporate ethics and so on.

Yet on individual level, there's an issue that's perhaps even more disturbing: identity theft. In an era of security paranoia, ever aspect of our lives will be recorded: from DNA to IQ; from official documentation to priavte finance; from medical history to psychological profile.

When the information is hacked or erased, it will be innocent victim with no credentials who'll be labeled a security risk.