They already know that. In engineering, when there is a problem, we don't go crying about it or feel good because we have identified a bug, but work to fix it.

They already know that. In engineering, when there is a problem, we don't go crying about it or feel good because we have identified a bug, but work to fix it. What you said is true. What you said will not be true forever. So it's a constant moving of the goalposts with people like you that measure everything in a vacuum and as an absolute unit. Technology tends to improve over time. But apparently you are able to design perfect global distributed systems that are infinitely scalable from day 1, so chapeau. As I said elsewhere, I am not invested, but I am an engineer, and I approach it as such. The kool aid is being drunk by the anti-crypto-at-all-costs cult, attacking with dishonest and frankly ridiculous arguments for people working with distributed systems and networks all day.