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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ErolGarip, post: 2858905, member: 88736&quot;]Maybe, this should be cleared. What is &quot;trust based on non-error&quot;? </p><p>Actually, you probably know. </p><p>&quot;Trust&quot; here doesn&#039;t have to do with the lie/honesty/personal character/etc OR doesn&#039;t necessarily have to be about such things although it also covers such things. Your personally honest and nonliar good friend too can still be an untrustable one. For example, if he is not an electrican, you don&#039;t prefer him to repair your household electrical equipment, that&#039;s, you don&#039;t trust him because he will probably make an error. So, I guess, it is clear now what I meant by &quot;trust based on non-error&quot;. Here, I just go further in qualification. If, say, an electrican friend does not have a one coin in his pocket, even if he is a close friend and even if he is an expert, I do not trust him. However, it does not mean I won&#039;t let him do the work. I do. First, I give him a one coin and then, I let him do the work. Risk probability is less then and more trustable. (Similarly, I trust a wealthy boss with a one coin in his pocket more than a wealthy boss without a one coin in his pocket. However, this is another story, it&#039;s not necessary to talk more on this now as the business is less urgent than the work.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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