I keep wondering if we’re trying to turn something deeply human into something too clean and mechanical. A global system for verifying credentials and distributing tokens sounds efficient, almost reassuring, but the more I think about it, the more I see the gaps. Credentials aren’t just facts—they’re shaped by context, reputation, and interpretation. And tokens, while neat in theory, have a way of changing how people behave in ways we don’t always expect.
Maybe it’s not that the idea is flawed, but that it assumes clarity where there’s naturally ambiguity. I don’t doubt the intention behind building something like this, but I’m not fully convinced it can capture the messy reality it’s trying to organize.