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@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ How do you know what to trust, or who? What can you trust beyond the information
What even is this thing we call *trust?*
- Trust is a thing that can be broken.
- It is not a good thing in and of itself to trust. (Trusting people who mean you harm kinda sucks)
- It is not a good thing in and of itself to trust.
- There's a certain degree of vulnerability
- It depends heavily on your model of their mind matching, more or less, the actual stuff under their hood
- It's essential for any coordination where you hold less than absolute power (ie. essential for all coordination.)