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+1. I think if we do ever get to a solution for "trust and verify", it would only then create a new problem as to how do you trust and verify this solution/syst
by achrono 4y ago
+1. I think if we do ever get to a solution for "trust and verify", it would only then create a new problem as to how do you trust and verify this solution/system that allows us to do so in the first place.
- drewcoo 4y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust,_but_verify https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trust,_but_verify It effectively means "don't trust; verify."
- mistermann 4y agoWhy not simply make the claims of the system itself subject to the very same epistemic methodologies it applies to claims from other parties? The fact that almost no organizations outside of institutions of science (which are often far from perfect themselves) apply formal/strict epistemic methodologies may be something worth paying some attention to. Every long journey begins with a single step, but if humanity refuses to take that first step (or discuss it), the desired destination of the journey may not be reached.