That’s a fair point — verification itself still depends on trust in the verifier What we’re trying to test isn’t absolute truth, but transparency under uncertainty You’re right that people often misread probabilities — but maybe that’s the point If we can see uncertainty, even imperfectly, it starts a different kind of trust Not blind faith — more like “I know what this system knows it doesn’t know.”

I’ve been thinking more about that — maybe verifiability doesn’t remove trust, it just changes where we place it Not in the system, but in the transparency of its process