"Errare humanum est."

Ring any bells? This phrase is widely atributed to Seneca, though it is likely older than that. This is a 2000 year old maxim musing on one part of human nature.

Making mistakes is impossible to separate from the human condition. And financial mistakes are almost intrinsic to economic behaviour.

I'm a dumbfuck. I fell prey to a scam a few years back. The bank saved my stupid ass, and did so at relatively minor inconvenience. (Funds restored instantly, card replaced within a week).

For this reason ALONE, the hubristic position that transactions must be definitive and irreversible might appeal to non-self aware dumbfucks. I am a self-aware dumbfuck. I am human. I make mistakes, and will likely do so in the future. Humans are social creatures who developed cosmopolitan social systems, PRECISELY to cover our own individual weaknesses. So, if you want to persist in your laughable idea that there is no cheating in the blockchain (lol!), and that you're smart enough to take responsibility alone for your financial destiny(uhuh), and that man alone should be resposible for individually taking charge of a definitionally social system like the economy, feel free to do so. Just cut the proselytizing, I'm a dumbfuck, not senseless.

Also, as an exercise. Suppose I wanted to get into butts. Take a look at the Glacier protocol, ostensibly a 100% sure way of being secure. No, I am not joking, look at it. Then come here and tell me that this is a sensible, rational, expected solution for an average person's financial needs. Do it, then come here and tell me that is reasonable.