> both of your points get solved with greater transparency My first point was exactly that transparency isn't a solution, even theoretically. There's no such t

> both of your points get solved with greater transparency My first point was exactly that transparency isn't a solution, even theoretically. There's no such thing as perfect knowledge when the questions you're asking are undecidable. My second point was that even if transparency is a solution theoretically, it's demonstrably not a solution historically. People (including customers not subject to CYA-induced stupidity) choose insecure proprietary systems over secure open source systems all the time.