> But, no, the insecurity is optional, and comes from an entire culture of "good enough", which is manifestly not good enough. You sound so sure of this. You s

> But, no, the insecurity is optional, and comes from an entire culture of "good enough", which is manifestly not good enough. You sound so sure of this. You should start a company that guarantees security, and get everyone's trillions of dollars flowing your way. Good luck with that, seriously. Or maybe you'll realize how complexity breeds imperfection and realize the countless ways in which theory and practice are the same in theory, but in practice aren't. It's very easy to imagine a secure system, though. I give you that. Also everyone at the company is completely impervious to social engineering, even the cleaning lady. I'm imagining it.