Well put. I face a lot of emotional push back when people claim "this is perfectly safe because I don't see how it could be breached". There's probably a compo

Well put. I face a lot of emotional push back when people claim "this is perfectly safe because I don't see how it could be breached". There's probably a component of pride in that people assessed the situation and decided to put trust in what they believe to be sound reasoning. In adversarial dynamics, sound reasoning, as perfect as one can make it, is never enough. Defense takes trade-offs in convenience and imposes costs that people are more then willing to forego by depositing trust in an entity they can hold liable in court later.