Idk, I’ve developed a system to determine how much i can trust each individual.
Over time i observe the behavioral patterns of an individual to somewhat determine what’s their strong side or what interests they have.
Based on that i can figure out how much i can trust them and with what tasks.
If it’s something they’re good at/interested in and they have something to gain from it and the overall mistake rate is low. I can trust them fully.
Now if it’s something they’re not that interested in, theres nothing to gain from it and they have a high mistake rate. Then i cant really trust them with said task.
Of course it’s not full proof, anomalies/surprises can happen, but those shouldn’t be taken into account due to very low chance of happening.
In a way I think it’s more negative. As in you often expect that a person you trust cannot/wouldn’t do things, particularly if they harm you or your interests. The “cannot” side leads closer to dependence, again⁺ imo, but overall you’d also be more vulnerable than someone who’s merely willing to benefit from asking for a favour.
Idk, I’ve developed a system to determine how much i can trust each individual.
Over time i observe the behavioral patterns of an individual to somewhat determine what’s their strong side or what interests they have. Based on that i can figure out how much i can trust them and with what tasks.
If it’s something they’re good at/interested in and they have something to gain from it and the overall mistake rate is low. I can trust them fully.
Now if it’s something they’re not that interested in, theres nothing to gain from it and they have a high mistake rate. Then i cant really trust them with said task.
Of course it’s not full proof, anomalies/surprises can happen, but those shouldn’t be taken into account due to very low chance of happening.
what you describe is more like dependency than trust, imo
Fair, I’ve always suspected it’s not specifically trust, but something else. What would trust look like then?
In a way I think it’s more negative. As in you often expect that a person you trust cannot/wouldn’t do things, particularly if they harm you or your interests. The “cannot” side leads closer to dependence, again⁺ imo, but overall you’d also be more vulnerable than someone who’s merely willing to benefit from asking for a favour.
I’m not sure I’m following you.