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Yes, clearly every social interaction is based on some level of trust. Your examples sort of state the obvious. The point is, I will not drive on shitty tires
by interfixus 9y ago
Yes, clearly every social interaction is based on some level of trust. Your examples sort of state the obvious.
The point is, I will not drive on shitty tires if I have a reasonable option of good ones. I will not knowingly fly with a drunk pilot if a sober one is available.
Airbus - and nearly everyone I know - happily hand over ultimate control of their data trove to someone else, seemingly without any pressing grounds for doing so.
And yes, I know that is the way of the world these days, however much I may bemoan it. Witness the snide and micro-agression even here on HN whenever someone dares to differ.