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It would only ensure entries haven't been manipulated after the fact, but not whether they were valid in the first place or if they reflect reality.
by Zanfa 2y ago
It would only ensure entries haven't been manipulated after the fact, but not whether they were valid in the first place or if they reflect reality.
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- duskwuff 2y agoBingo. If the human principals of a business are committed to cooking the books, no amount of technology can force them to be honest.
- everfree 2y agoAuditing isn't typically about forcing people to be honest, it's about discovering when people haven't been honest and being able to attribute the fault to a specific bad actor.