TRC #547: What Is A SIN? + Global Population Growth + Sonic Doll Made Of Human Skeleton?

This week Pat looks at the Social Insurance Number, what it is and who can ask for it. Darren ponders how many humans there are now, how many there were and how many there will be. Adam checks out rumours that someone made a life sized doll of a Sonic the Hedgehog character, Sally Acorn, built around a human skeleton.

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Social Insurance Numbers

Wikipedia: Social Insurance Number

Toronto.com: 7 Things You Need To Know About Your SIN

Office Of The Privacy Commissioner Of Canada: Protecting Your SIN

Office Of The Privacy Commissioner Of Canada: Best Practices For The SIN In Private Sector

Canada.ca: Protect Your SIN

Canada.ca: SIN Code of Practice

Global Population Growth

Our World in Data

The Reality Check #50

Edge.org

Sonic Doll Made Of Human Skeleton?

@WendySnowRadish on Twitter.com

Bikini Sally – Deviant Art

Sally curl – Deviant Art

Guy makes a Sally Acorn sex doll from a HUMAN SKELETON. – Reddit

Furry fandom – Wikipedia

Sonic The Hedgehog (2019) – Official Trailer – Paramount Pictures

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One Response to TRC #547: What Is A SIN? + Global Population Growth + Sonic Doll Made Of Human Skeleton?

  1. Doug Ingram says:

    Greetings from Australia, TRC crew. Listening to your latest episode and the discussion of the “SIN” or “SIN Number” as you said some people say it, reminded me of the term coined to describe this misuse, RAS Syndrome, or Redundant Acronym Syndrome Syndrome.

    New Scientist magazine came up with the term in 2001. I remember reading the little piece they wrote about it at the time, and LOLing out loud. Here’s more info:

    https://www.thoughtco.com/ras-syndrome-words-1691894

    Keep up with the checking and keeping me informed and entertained.

    Doug Ingram
    Sydney, Australia (aka the Canada down-under)

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