No, I'm not missing their point. The same exact things could have been said about the Internet. Their points 1, 2, 3 applied to the Internet. And even if the In

No, I'm not missing their point. The same exact things could have been said about the Internet. Their points 1, 2, 3 applied to the Internet. And even if the Internet could be implemented perfectly (whatever that means), you cannot expect people to trust it. And yet they do. People trust the Internet far more than they trust regular mail, for instance. But that wasn't always the case. It just kept getting better and adding error correction until it became far more reliable than manual systems. People come to trust technology when it starts performing well. The same can be said about self-driving cars etc. etc.