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I don't think you're using the word 'trust' correctly. Trust is a belief that a particular outcome will occur despite having no guarantees that it will occur.
by lottin 5y ago
I don't think you're using the word 'trust' correctly. Trust is a belief that a particular outcome will occur despite having no guarantees that it will occur. What does it mean to trust the law? I have no idea.
- thebean11 5y agoI think you are quibbling over the word "trust". How about you believe, based on your understanding of the system and the monetary cost of attacking it, that the virtualized computer will execute the way you expect it to execute? The same way you'd "trust" that a safe deposit box will not be breached. It's certainly not impossible, but it's unlikely based on your understanding of how it works.
- lottin 5y agoYes, I have no objection to this usage of 'trust'. My objection is in 'trust the law'.
- cblconfederate 5y agohttps://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/trust https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/trust