Could You Disappear Today? Wild West Names vs Face ID
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Could You Disappear Today? Wild West Names vs Face ID
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Could you disappear today? In the Wild West you could roll into a new town, pick a fresh name, change your hat, and start over. Now - not so much. In this episode I compare that fantasy with life in 2025, where cameras, Face ID, fingerprints, passports, and databases keep a steady record of who and where we are. I joke about wanted posters drawn from guesswork, moonshine dentistry, and the idea of trying on new roles the way actors do.
We talk about aliases vs biometrics, privacy vs convenience, and why “be yourself” might be the only workable strategy. You can still change paths, learn new skills, and evolve your style. You just probably can’t vanish like “Ricky Barbarossa.” Your DNA is everywhere.
Seems weird that for most of human history you could walk away and never be seen again. No ties. No responsibility. Nowadays everybody know where you are or where you've been. There is a digital paper trail following you no matter how much you try to get away. Is that a good thing? Or a bad thing?
Opening song “Chiptune Fighter" written by SCOREWIZARDS.
All production by Cody Maxwell.
Opening graphic assets by motionstate.
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