On 28 November 2011 09:24, Raj Mathur (राज माथुर) <[email protected]> wrote:
> The problems that the UIDAI claims to solve are social, political,
> economic, systemic.  For those, you need solutions that are social,
> political, economic and systemic.

Very well said - you have managed to say in 25 words what I couldn't
convey in over 25 emails. :-)

> Expecting technology to magically solve India's problems is like
> throwing atta, ghee, sugar and dry fruits into a pan, heating it and
> expecting laddoos as a result.

The real purpose of Aadhar is to leverage what technology is good at -
remembering things, crunching numbers, matching patterns etc. You can
see how the members of Team Anna is being targeted by the government
machinery - Aadhar makes such targeted ad hominem attacks ridiculously
easy. What Aadhar is intended to solve is not India's problems, but
the problems of the "ruling class".

Binand

PS: "Somebody who once met V. S. Achuthanandan once had more than Rs.
1 crore in his bank account. Hence VS is corrupt" - happening in
Kerala currently.
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