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[Idealgovernment.com] The Ideal Government Project: So let ’ s recognise the wonderful things that have been achieved .Just imagine how profoundly different the public's view of eGovernment would be if it .

 [Bigben.blogs.com] Ben Casnocha: The Blog: August 2005: Kaufman told me in his comment, "Basically, if you want to help other people out, Rand would say that's great - if and only if you're doing it because you desire to help and not because you think you have some kind of moral duty to spend your life and resources in the service of others. (David Kelley wrote an entire book on this: Unrugged Individualism: The Selfish Basis for Benevolence) It's often quite satisfying to know you've really made a difference in someone's life, so benevolence and philanthropy are not out of the question in her view." So I wonder...how many people really "want" to help other people in need out?

 [Spy.org.uk] Spy Blog: December 2003 Archives: But is the "Entitlement Card" e-government services aspect of the Home Office plans actually just an excuse for the scary Compulsory National Biometric population Register database ? Home Secretary David Blunkett has hinted that once people have been forced to register their Biometric Identifiers (whichever these turn out to be), then the police and others would soon have access to mobile technology that could query this evil Central Database without actually requiring the ID card itself

[Ben.casnocha.com] Ben Casnocha: The Blog: August 2005: Kaufman told me in his comment, "Basically, if you want to help other people out, Rand would say that's great - if and only if you're doing it because you desire to help and not because you think you have some kind of moral duty to spend your life and resources in the service of others. (David Kelley wrote an entire book on this: Unrugged Individualism: The Selfish Basis for Benevolence) It's often quite satisfying to know you've really made a difference in someone's life, so benevolence and philanthropy are not out of the question in her view." So I wonder...how many people really "want" to help other people in need out?

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