Steve_Lockstep
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@ Oh FFS I DON'T trust a letter writer because it was delivered by Australia Post! Sorry mate, I'm out.
5:04 AM May 31st
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in reply to SimonEdhouse
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@ Trust in the system is on a different level from interpersonal trust in a transactional counter party. Yes?
4:59 AM May 31st
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in reply to SimonEdhouse
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@ And pharmacists do not trust doctors; they don't have to even *know* the doctors! Instead they trust the *system*
4:51 AM May 31st
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in reply to SimonEdhouse
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@ With better data they would have known you were a pro family Canadian, fretting about the gays infiltrating *parliament*
4:33 AM May 31st
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in reply to paulmadsen
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.@ Splitting hairs? Consider that pharmacists trust prescription system (service) so they don't have to trust doctors (txn)
4:29 AM May 31st
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in reply to SimonEdhouse
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RT @: @ tx for sharing article < I'd like to see you explore challenges of cancel/reissue, & spoofing
8:16 PM May 30th
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When and how did molecular biologists realize that the genetic code is the same for all living thing… Answer: on @
8:02 PM May 30th
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My hovercraft is full of eels.
7:53 PM May 30th
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@ Confusion of levels? Creating services is higher level activity & requires trust; transactions are lower level and do not
7:07 PM May 30th
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in reply to SimonEdhouse
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@ I think precise, not defeatist. Why bang on about trust when all we usually need is reliable proof of a specific assertion?
4:08 PM May 30th
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in reply to SimonEdhouse
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... via @ < Closes with nice honest list of four "key challenges" - one or two are fatal
4:41 AM May 30th
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.@ Right! So trust isn't the be all and end all. That is: it's good to trust; it's better not to
4:24 AM May 30th
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in reply to SimonEdhouse
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@ If mistrust of FB doesn't predict abandoning FB, where does that leave "trust", purportedly the cornerstone of cyberspace?
2:49 AM May 30th
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in reply to SimonEdhouse
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Sure, adolescents think hangovers are funny. But too many at 30+ yet to grow out of it. Our legal drug culture runs soooo deep
10:22 PM May 29th
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Bus ad saying "crisp white shirt hides a hangover" surely normalizes regular dangerous drinking and a legal drug culture
10:18 PM May 29th
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@ Collective "mgt problems" incl centralization, comms, training, employee svcs, social connection etc - all transformed by ICT
3:07 PM May 29th
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in reply to marthaheller
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@ Ok, more nuanced now. Worst case where "Mgt is the problem" different situation from collective "management problems"
3:03 PM May 29th
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in reply to marthaheller
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Internet engineers co-opted the fuzzy idea of Trust, then agonized to no end over defns, when it was always an ill fit for assertions mgt
3:00 PM May 29th
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RT @: We may not trust Facebook but we don't quit it either < More evidence then that Trust is an epic red herring?
2:55 PM May 29th
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Is there a type of masochism endemic in technologists? An inferiority complex? Suit envy?
1:57 PM May 29th
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- Name Stephen Wilson
- Location Sydney
- Web http://lockstep.c...
- Bio Innovator in digital identity & privacy; inventor, analyst, consultant, iconoclast; founded Lockstep Group; determined to make digital identity simpler
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