> Everything is a crisis and someone can solve it if they're just given the right permissions. That's a facile statement. I'd have to bait an HN into playing d

> Everything is a crisis and someone can solve it if they're just given the right permissions. That's a facile statement. I'd have to bait an HN into playing devil's advocate just to get an opposing view. What are the "Zig and Rust" of protecting democracy in a time of crisis? Or maybe more realistically-- if we want a "Zig and Rust" for making democracy "memory safe," what are the sources to start with? (Note: I'll filter any citations that rely on invisible hands or, "let's start by decentralizing all the thingies")