> Like most anti-crypto authors he still misses the forest for the trees. Like most crypto-maximalists you've missed the point, the article, the trees, the for

> Like most anti-crypto authors he still misses the forest for the trees. Like most crypto-maximalists you've missed the point, the article, the trees, the forest, and the entire planet Earth > Trusting software is better than trusting humans because if the software is immutable you only have to trust it once! No. You don't trust it only once. You trust it every time you use it. And software doesn't magically appear, or grow on trees. It's created by the people who "are fickle and decide to screw you at any time". It is very clearly described in the article that you missed. Technology does not make human systems obsolete.