Can we really trust technology?

>>61283766
Why wouldn't we trust it?

>>61283766
>>61283770
Enjoy your botnet

>>61283780
>He hasn't uploaded his brain to the botnet and become one with it
have fun dying

The real question is can we trust people with technology.

>>61283766

If you can study the source code of software running on hardware, or understand and study how a certain physical technology works, then yes.

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>>61283806
Umm...
but that's wrong, sweetie

>>61283896
But what about public scrutiny? Surely the collective of users can detect fishy software.

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>>61283788
>Uploadin to the botnet while it is still controlled by man
Enjoy your neuroslavery

>>61284034
There aren't that many no life nerds out there.

>>61284034
Are you volunteering? No? Now you understand why nobody else does, either.