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Why blindly trust an unknown entity that may have ulterior motives?
by columbo 14y ago
Why blindly trust an unknown entity that may have ulterior motives?
- Cushman 14y agoAre you talking about AntiSec, or the FBI?
- belorn 14y agoOf course they may have ulterior motives. Any action performed by a human might have ulterior motives. Anything anyone say might be a intentional lie to mislead. But to assume everyone is lying until proved correct will not work. Reading news would be impossible, as would most other actives involving other people. The only working method then is to assume people are telling the truth until indication (not proof) is presented of the opposite. Blind trust would be only if we disregarded indication of falsehood when said indications exist.
- columbo 14y agoExtraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence A file filled with identifiers is not extraordinary evidence to link this to the claim of being a FBI laptop. It is only what it is (a file of identifiers) and says nothing about where it came from.
- Dylan16807 14y agoFBI having a data dump of an iOS app's users isn't an extraordinary claim.