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trusting is indeed probably always more efficient than not-trusting -- however, the crux of the matter is what your options are when trusting is not possible. y
by nyolfen 3y ago
trusting is indeed probably always more efficient than not-trusting -- however, the crux of the matter is what your options are when trusting is not possible. you can always choose to trust in the presence of a trustless mechanism, but it does not work the other way around.