Sometimes I feel like the more something gets verified the less people actually look at it.
I didn’t notice it at first with $SIGN
I used to see it in a very simple way just infrastructure.
You verify, it records, done. Clean process. Almost boring, which I liked.
No noise, no guessing.
But lately I’m not sure that view holds up.
Because what happens after everything becomes “provable”… is where things start to feel off.
In real usage, people don’t double-check anymore.
They don’t question sources.
They just assume the system already did that for them.
And maybe it did… but that shift in behavior feels bigger than the tech itself.
It’s like responsibility quietly moves from the user to the system.
And once that happens, small errors don’t get caught early… they compound.
No one notices at first.
Everything still works on the surface.
But underneath, attention drops.
And trust becomes automatic instead of intentional.
I’m not even saying this is a flaw.
Maybe it’s just what efficient systems naturally create.
But I keep thinking
if users stop thinking because the system thinks for them,
where does the real risk start to live?