>It's incredibly foolish to think you're only trusting mathematics. Thanks for pointing that out. I suppose I'm guilty of "idealizing" my argument. Still, if t

>It's incredibly foolish to think you're only trusting mathematics. Thanks for pointing that out. I suppose I'm guilty of "idealizing" my argument. Still, if the Bitcoin client could somehow be "written in stone", and everyone knew the protocols and source code could not be modified, I think it would be a safer bet to place my trust in a globally distributed network of selfish individuals, than to place it in a loose affiliation of millionaires and billionaires.