William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
> Let's make certain you read me right. I said "General Public".
> right now, in general, they trust the 'machine' more than people.
> Once confidence is destroyed, no manner of encryption/transaction
> tracking/electronic audit will satisfy them.
And this is a bad thing? Humans SHOULD be asking hard questions, and
wanting checks and balances. The greater the risks, the more confidence
they should demand. Only herd animals follow blindly, and they just get led
to slaughter.
--- Noel
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