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You trust Google anytime you plan your way to the airport with maps. “Zero trust” sounds cool because cynicism is often confused with smartitude. But it is imp
by IfOnlyYouKnew 7y ago
You trust Google anytime you plan your way to the airport with maps.
“Zero trust” sounds cool because cynicism is often confused with smartitude. But it is impossible to actually verify even a tiny slice of the information you consume and rely on every day.
- harry8 7y agoConflating reading a map with a claim of "nothing to see here, there is no crime, trust me." is utterly ludicrous. But I think you know that.
- IfOnlyYouKnew 7y agoThen I guess when you say “zero trust” you actually mean “some trust, but not enough for that”.
- harry8 7y agoIf you wish to deliberately play silly semantic games to obsfuscate the obvious and intended meaning there is no prospect of meaningful exchange of ideas. This conversation is well beyond sense in that if you have a point I have no idea at all what it could be regarding whether or not facebrick et al are criminal enterprises or you should not trust at all those who claim, anonymously, without any evidence at all one way or another. But especially when those claims are that facebrick aren't misbehaving terribly. Especially based on hard won experience and the mess we are now in. Espeically because we know they are desperate not to be seen that way and spend money to that effect. But yeah, maybe it doesn't involve trust at the level of whether the letter s is actually q. Sure.