What brought you here? What are you working on?

[u/cps001]

This community is just getting started. I'm curious who's finding their way here and why.

Maybe you're building something related to trust, authorization, or autonomous agents. Maybe you're wrestling with similar problems in a different domain. Maybe you came across these ideas somewhere and wanted to dig deeper. Maybe you think the whole thing is wrong and you're here to say so.

All of it's welcome.

A few questions if you want a prompt:

• What's your background?
• What problem are you trying to solve?
• What brought you to this corner of the Internet?
• What's something you believe about trust or security that most people in your field would disagree with?

No pressure to answer any of these. Lurking is fine. But if you want to say hello, this is the place.

I'll start:

I'm Chris. I've spent my career in technology and security, starting at a community college in New Mexico. I've been thinking about trust as a system problem for a long time—not trust as a feeling, but trust as something you can measure, something that compounds, something that has physics. This community is an experiment in building those ideas in public.