What happens if you have no social security number in a cashless society?
In a fully cashless society, having no social security number would mean you cannot receive a paycheck. That number is already needed for a driver's license, filing taxes, and starting kindergarten, showing how essential it is for normal participation in society.
Les explains that the social security number is already deeply integrated into daily life: you cannot get a driver's license or file your taxes without it, and children cannot start kindergarten without it. He notes that America is not the only nation with such a system—most third-world nations, Germany, and Great Britain have social security systems, and Germany historically tattooed a number on newborns' heels. Les stresses this is not the mark of the beast and says have no fear, but it shows the world is getting ready for a system where a number is required. If it becomes a completely cashless society, and you haven't got that number, you can't receive a paycheck, magnifying the limitations already in place.
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What would happen if you had no social security number in a cashless society?
If society reaches a completely cashless condition, a person who does not have that number will not be able to receive a paycheck.