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Thumb-Print Economics - TIME

time.com — It was the end of 1964, and a so-called futurists described how, within a few decades, all financial transactions would be handled. Simon Ramo wasn't 100% on-target, but he was close. We don't use thumbprint for many things, and the government doesn't take it's cut at the time of the transaction, but things are, well, instantaneous.

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