This past weekend I went with the family to Orlando for a final fling of the summer and was reminded that it’s often times in the most unsuspecting places one finds bio-informatics. When you enter the park at the Magic Kingdom you slide your ticket in and behold, place your right index finger on a touch pad for scanning. A couple of things comes to mind: What do they do with all that data? Are my rights being violated? Is it possible they are actually partnering with Homeland Security and hoping that the bad guys in their spare time are being drawn by this universal desire to experience the Magic Kingdom very much like bugs to a light? Just a thought. But really, what do they do with all the data?
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