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=== Background ===
=== Background ===
==== Trust Problem ====
==== Trust Problem ====
2 strangers do not automatically trust each other. Could you imagine a stranger asking 'to borrow 50$' and him expecting you to trust him to return it? Sometimes the trust issue is about identity, rather than money. <br />
2 strangers do not automatically trust each other. <br />
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Trust of identity is brokered through a previously-trusted 3rd party, in one form or another. Young children often are introduced to each other by a chain of trust of 3rd party entities which is one or more adults present. <br />
Could one imagine a stranger asking 'to borrow 50$' and him expecting one to trust him to return it? Although this is about money, sometimes a trust issue is about identity. Knock-knock jokes would not have 'become jokes' if it wasnt so easy to deceive with words. <br />
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Trust of identity is brokered through a previously-trusted 3rd party, in one form or another. Young children often are introduced to each other by a chain of trust of 3rd party entities --typically a parent or trusted friend. <br />
==== Identification ====
==== Identification ====