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I’d be more worried about being poisoned. Who is giving away free sandwiches? Ya’ll far too trusting. Zero trust is the only way to go.
by randomhodler84 5y ago
I’d be more worried about being poisoned. Who is giving away free sandwiches? Ya’ll far too trusting. Zero trust is the only way to go.
- brightstep 5y agoThe number of people who'd do something like this is miniscule. Human society is built on trust for a good reason. We know that rules are imperfect and trust our fellow humans to do the right thing. They don't always but most of the time, the average person will.
- randomhodler84 5y agoWho is we? I don’t trust my fellow humans to do the right thing. Average don’t matter, what matters is, are you offering me a sandwich? Is it poisonous? Would you tell me if it was?
- brightstep 5y agoYour incredibly low level of trust, thankfully, is just as rare as sandwich poisoners.
- openknot 5y agoLocation and culture plays a factor. If the average stranger in New York City or Miami, Florida offered me a free sandwich, I would be skeptical. If I were visiting a small town that wasn't known for a negative reputation, I wouldn't automatically decline or be as skeptical when offered a sandwich.
- paulluuk 5y agoZero trust is an impossible way to live. Do you trust your neighbour with your spare key? Do you trust your doctor with your medical history? Do you trust your pizza delivery guy to deliver you pizza's that aren't poisoned? Being skeptical is sometimes a good idea, like when it comes to "online research" or "alternative medicine". But having zero trust in even the most basic human interactions sounds like hell.
- randomhodler84 5y agoUnsolicited pizza, no trust. No keys for neighbors.. no way. I don’t trust most Doctors either, and you probably can’t trust any medicinal organization with keeping records confidential, plenty of examples of breach of that trust. I think you are not skeptical enough.