> with a blockchain, you're choosing to trust code and cryptography instead of a person. And when immutable code does the wrong thing, you can't trust them to f

> with a blockchain, you're choosing to trust code and cryptography instead of a person. And when immutable code does the wrong thing, you can't trust them to fix it like you could a person. There are soft and hard forks that do change the behavior of blockchains so I'm not sure I entirely agree with the premise of this argument. Help me out, what am I missing?