I think what rubs a lot of people wrong about PoS is that it puts a name behind the validator and people don't trust people. One may claim that all validations

I think what rubs a lot of people wrong about PoS is that it puts a name behind the validator and people don't trust people. One may claim that all validations require some level of trust, but it s the same reason why people trust google and not <person>'s link directory. And people have reasons to be suspicious because they know that when humans become actively malicious they find devilish ways to coopt others, while algoritms can just fail.