T r u s t
It’s a tricky topic, isn’t it?
We trust most people discretely. Taking others’ words with a grain of salt.
When a man proclaims the benefits of emerging technology, without mentioning the drawbacks of web 3, can we really trust him?
But, who I am to say? What’s my angle?
This quote by seasoned writer William Zinser in Writing to Learn expresses exactly what I’m trying to do through The F.I.T. Future newsletter:
“We write to find out what we know and what we want to say.”
William Zinser
If you haven’t really found your footing between the sands of web 2 and the waters of web 3, let’s wade in together to:
determine what we know,
admit what we don’t
and find our voice to trustingly share the learning with our friends.
Surely, that’s the heartbeat of a trusting community. I’m no web 3 expert, but my filter is unique and I’ll run down the best-curated content with original commentary each month. So trust me discretely and read on!
There are plenty of times every day when we trust others and entities completely, without thinking twice; that is until we have to.