Re:Reddit’s most popular subreddits go private in protest ag...
by jjk166 on Wednesday March 24, 2021 @03:28PM
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The trust was never broken. He neither denied nor tried to hide that he changed the post. No one caught him, he did it in broad daylight.
If you have extra marital sex right in front of your spouse, that is no indication that you are hiding secret affairs.
If you walk into a police station and tell them you robbed the bank across the street, there is no reason to believe you have secretly robbed many others.
Re:Reddit’s most popular subreddits go private in protest ag...
by caslon on Wednesday March 24, 2021 @03:44PM
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Everything on reddit is archived roughly as soon as it's posted. Any manipulation can therefore be spotted just by looking at an archive.
Are you sarcastic? This is logically a very useless statement due to the nature of trust. Once trust was broken it’s hard to obtain because does clearly lied about other things, why should he be trusted now that he’s been caught.
“I’ve been remarkably open about all the extra marital affairs where I’ve been caught, please trust there are no others.”
“I’ve been remarkably open about all the robberies where I was convicted, please trust that there are no others.”
Etc etc.
I would feel foolish even presenting any unsound logic and can’t even think of a situation where it would be relevant to trust. Officiated lie detector? Sodium pentathol administered by an adversarial government? Testimony under oath?