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Has nothing to do with trust. I trust that you will give me the money. I also trust that you counted the right amount. But I still want to make sure you did no
by dncornholio 2y ago
Has nothing to do with trust.
I trust that you will give me the money. I also trust that you counted the right amount. But I still want to make sure you did not make a mistake.
- robertlagrant 2y agoI suppose the question is: why bother with trust? Why not just "verify"?
- t_mahmood 2y agoI trust you, about your intention and effort. But I verify because there are too many moving pieces in the world that can go wrong, that you may have no control over
- dncornholio 2y agoWell the thing is, that’s how trust already works isn’t it? Trust doesn’t require any effort. Trust means I won’t put in effort. So I just verify, because I trust.
- robertlagrant 2y agoOkay, so why say it? Why not mention breathing and eating as well, given we're already doing them? In other words: why is it included?