Still, we’re back to bottom-up trust building. To be trusted, make yourself trustable. You have to earn people’s trust. No privilege 13/
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Dunno. I would not be surprised if the future was heavily fragmented. My trust requirements are different for purchasing shoelaces or for political news. My intuition is that a personal connection of some sort will be central for important stuff. Tech enables this at scale.
Good point about different verticals having different requirements. What do you mean about personal connection and how tech enables that?
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What I said in the thread : I trust people I know, not people someone tells me I should trust. And as you said. I trust you (somehow
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Ah got it, i.e. you look at a restaurant review and you see that one of your twitter follows, gmail correspondents, or facebook friends has written a review. That would be a fantastic feature. Yes! The trust is mutual and I also don't know why haha
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