As a special collections librarian at the District of Columbia Public Library's Washingtoniana Division, not a day goes by that I don't help patrons research the U.S. Census in search of information on their ancestors. Sure, we may be dead by 2082 (I know I will be!) but someone in the future will be curious about you and the life you lived. Why deny future generations of this information? My only criticism of the 2010 Census is that it asks so few questions. I'd rather the tag line be "20 Questions, Twenty Minutes!"