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totally. if you boil it down a warm intro is basically a transference of trust. hard to do that with only tech. today at least. 

i expect we'll get one step closer with more social data, but then you add the additional complexity on top of trust of 'social capital' which also comes into play. 

interesting indeed

i think this is why ‘warm intros’ feel like a massive opportunity to orchestrate with tech yet nebulous and human enough to largely stay how they are.

interesting challenge. thought about it from so many angles

Seeing the big picture, the number of people I can trust today is much higher than it would have been in 1990

Have made so many connections with people online over the years, and lots of onchain data and even off chain is trustworthy
I think these points overwhelming the negatives

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I was just thinking about this today as I got our organization set up on @hatsprotocol. Simply putting your organization onchain is a huge signal of trustworthiness.

By virtue of using a public ledger, you're letting everyone know that at the very least, your organization finances are transparent, which is big imo.

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I believe that it can definitely scale but it reaches very fast a ceiling. 

For full scale you still need human interactions, rituals and protocols IMHO.