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 I guess this also gives an opportunity to discuss the untrusting nature of human. Or maybe it's human's nature of curiosity. idk. I ramble.
 
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+> Edit: Reading my ramble retrospectively, I do believe documentation and explaining stuff is important. I just find it fascinating how it's part of human nature to question stuff even if we know it's the truth. Perhaps it's linked to the fact that the source of truth is something we created as _humans_, and we cannot believe what we made is correct? idk.