> The existence of flawed software does not mean that it’s impossible to make reliable or trustworthy software. It also doesn't mean that it is economically fe

> The existence of flawed software does not mean that it’s impossible to make reliable or trustworthy software. It also doesn't mean that it is economically feasible to make 100% reliable or trustworthy software. > If you’ll never trust your money to a smart contract no matter how vetted, then I’d recommend you never fly a plane or store personal data in the cloud. Isn't vetting of contracts the opposite of having a no human touch algorithmically run world? And who does the vetting of the code? Who does the vetting of the people the vet the code? Who does the vetting of the people that run the code? To have your money in smart contracts right now is tantamount to seeing those 737 max plane crashes in the past, then plugging your ears with your fingers and saying I can't wait to fly on a 737 max tomorrow. It's kind of a mess out there right now [1]. [1] https://cryptoslate.com/binance-smart-chain-sounds-alarm-over-well-organized-defi-attacks/ https://cryptoslate.com/binance-smart-chain-sounds-alarm-ove...