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I’m not sure that any measure of trust could prevent someone from building up trust and then ripping the table cloth. You can only measure what you can observe,
by tshaddox 3y ago
I’m not sure that any measure of trust could prevent someone from building up trust and then ripping the table cloth. You can only measure what you can observe, and short of something weird like a psychological profile I don’t think this could be in the scope of a trust metric.
The only way I can think of to try to avoid this is to simply make it more lucrative to continue with good behavior rather than liquidate the trust you’ve built up.
- Nevermark 3y agoYes. Also, respond very quickly to recent trust issues, but slowly to long term trust issues. So any trust violation gets punished quickly & heavily, but has little lasting effect if turns out to be an isolated issue. It’s an interesting problem. I don’t see how we can keep scaling and increasing the value of social connections (high trust in useful networks has almost unlimited potential vslue) without automating & decentralizing the quality maintenance.