I think it's a bit different in software because it's fairly easy to change things and update them. As for the distrust, generally there is can be a lot of dis

I think it's a bit different in software because it's fairly easy to change things and update them. As for the distrust, generally there is can be a lot of distrust in things you don't fully understand. Legal I think is a great example. There are a lot of contracts that screw people over and legalese is so hard to read, I have a hard time trusting what is going on. But one big difference is it is very difficult to go back and change legal terms. I was changing an LLC to a c-corp in order to receive investment and it took 3 months to fix the "legal debt" I had incurred by starting with an LLC with outside parties who had a say in what the new terms were. And it's hard to say whether we did all the right moves in that transition because I'm not a legal expert. Just as some people doubt the decisions I make in software.