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SOCIAL SECURITY ACT ACCOUNT NUMBER

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Why it worked

The post leverages a universally recognized document (Social Security card) to question established norms and terminology, prompting viewers to reconsider the nature of government-issued identification and its administrative implications.

Summary

This post presents images of a Social Security card, highlighting the "Account Number" and providing instructions on its use and importance. It questions the terminology used for the Social Security number and its connection to commerce and administration.

Structure

1Introduction of Social Security Act and Account Number
2Explanation of the card's purpose and importance
3Instructions for inquiries and reporting
4Questioning the nature of the Social Security number

On-screen text

SOCIAL SECURITY ACT ACCOUNT NUMBER (This is a photo of a Social Security card. The top image shows the front of the card with the words "ACCOUNT NUMBER" highlighted. The bottom image shows the back of the card with instructions and information.) Keep this card. It shows the account number used in keeping records of your Social Security Benefit rights under Federal and State Laws. Keep a record of this number as you might lose the card. Mention the number in all letters regarding your account. Address inquiries concerning Unemployment Compensation (if there is a law in your State) to the State agency administering such law. Address inquiries concerning Federal Old-Age Retirement Benefits (not State Old-Age Assistance or Pensions) to the nearest office of the Social Security Board. SIGN THIS CARD IMMEDIATELY AND REPORT THE NUMBER TO YOUR EMPLOYER.

Original caption

The purpose of schooling is to give you every disadvantage possible and give them every advantage possible. Sure an account can also mean a form of administration but why was the Birth certificate also registered with the department of commerce and the social security administration?