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Wow! That video was really cool, Kiwi. Thanks for sharing it! :^)
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As to your question. Again, wow! That's a really, really tough proposition, Anon. BTW
You sure this wouldn't be better in the Safety/Security, or Cognitive, or Philosophy, or Ethics/Morals thread(s)?
I trust no man (or woman obvs, lol). Not even myself. God alone do I really trust with everything (or so I claim lol; how can one really know until 'everything' is put to the actual test? :^) But that's a matter of my own faith in God's deeds and words (which are innumerable!)
So I think the >tl;dr here rightly is:
We can't.
Probably not the answer you wanted, but it's the one you need -- and it saves me literal years of fruitless searching (just like the fabled King, lol!)
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OTOH, we have no excuses not to make our works as trustworthy and reliable as we can. OTOOH, this type of goal costs: time, money, effort, intelligence. These things tend to be in short supply in many Anons lives. But all can be either gained or supplied -- except
time.
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