Yes, that it's impossible is what I was pointing at with my question. Dropping the subtlety, I think the following is self-evident (but the perspective's raren

Yes, that it's impossible is what I was pointing at with my question. Dropping the subtlety, I think the following is self-evident (but the perspective's rareness suggests that Upton Sinclair's famous comment on salaries and comprehension may apply): If you can't ever prove the capricious genie is trustworthy, then you should not summon it at all. If people have, you should do all you ethically can to limit the damage and persuade them to not do it again. You could throw your hands up and say "It can't be done." You might be right. With that attitude, we'd still have legalized chattel slavery and children under twelve working in factories, so I submit it is not a constructive or worthwhile mindset to hold onto.