The idea that a simple Google Forms survey "produces" a meaningful informational context for identity document verification is an excessive simplification of the structural dynamics.
Beyond immediate results, the secular arc leans toward integrated systems and regulatory requirements that will make proactive verification inevitable, regardless of planning habits.
What will dictate verification in a decade are digital infrastructures and government policies, not individual vacation planning preferences.
For example, if digital passports or biometrics become the norm for flight check-in, the survey on planning habits becomes just an anecdote.
A survey does not create the structural force that compels people to verify their documents; it only observes an existing behavior without influencing the deep cause.