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Throw that pen. Get a Chemical Signature.

ownink.com — A short story about the future of paper signatures and how the Web opens new ways to do business and everyday acts. We have been writing checks and contracts in the wrong way for centuries and only now we realize there is a better way. Notaries might find themselves without a job.

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  • GrowGrow, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0The chemical signature was first invented by Dr. Faust, who signed a contract with blood. So, he is to be credited.
  • asaper, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0This guy essentially says that we are all stupid... but I cannot think of anything to prove him wrong.... Maybe i am not the mood...

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