Before that happens, the chip in our body that was injected with the COVID vaccine is switched on. No more passwords. The chip has onboard Bluetooth for communications.
Oh, birds aren’t real and the earth is flat.
First time I heard the birds aren’t real. My car wouldn’t believe you. It is amazing how they bend the horizon when you are in an aircraft. 
Not sure if it has already been mentioned here but it’s important to remember your passwords are only as strong as your email accounts password.
Almost every website allows you to reset your password by receiving an email with a code or link. Very few require any other form of authentication than just the fact that you have access to your email.
That means that from a security perspective, the actual security of your account is your email account, and your wyze password (or any other site) is simply an alternative method for convenience so you don’t have to wait for an email each time.
Many people don’t think about this and leave their email account with a weak password. The email account is the gateway into almost every single account you own. It (and your password manager) should have the most secure passwords of them all.
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Password via This life: 
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How about PEN15? If you spell out “Fifteen” it might be long enough.
You might like this one for simple encryption methods 
I’ve used it when giving clues to my son when he was younger.
There is a website called chemspeller… You can type in a word and using the periodic table it will spell out that word and give you the atomic weights of each element so you have a distinct encrypted number sequence but it’s easily rememberable by the word you chose.
So for instance this one (cheesy yes, but I know you would agree it’s what Gwen would have wrote here)
743968861916
Very useful for coming up with easily rememberable sequences or codes to have fun with people with
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