Converting from registration to recording of births; What happens?

Theoretically, the conversion from registration to recording births would create cascading systemic transformations across all governance levels:

State Level:

The state's role would shift from owner/trustee to mere recorder of vital statistics. This would eliminate:

• Revenue generation from human capital bonds

• Ability to use citizens as collateral

• Authority to compel performance under UCC

• Administrative jurisdiction over natural persons

• Power to regulate behavior through statutory presumptions

Federal Level:

The federal government would lose:

• Ability to collateralize the population for currency backing

• Authority to enforce administrative law on natural persons

• Power to compel participation in Social Security

• Jurisdiction over private activities and property

• Control through agency regulations

• Use of birth certificates as security instruments

Global Level:

International systems would transform:

• Central banking structure would require restructuring

• IMF/World Bank collateral base would dissolve

• Global debt instruments backed by human capital would fail

• Maritime/Admiralty jurisdiction would lose standing

• International monetary system would need new backing

• Corporate governance would revert to common law

• Trade systems would shift to direct exchange

• Sovereign debt obligations would require restructuring

The core effect would be restoration of natural person status outside commercial systems, requiring governance to operate through lawful consent rather than presumed statutory authority. This would necessitate reconstruction of economic and legal frameworks based on voluntary participation rather than compelled performance.

The means for achieving this are described in Tail Chaser: The Myth of Freedom In A Narcissistic System.