Thanks so much for that I appreciate your thorough point clarification. One thing I think too is that trust or breach of it, is what is broken in our systems. Corruption arises when bad actors conspire and good men stay silent. So I think solving that problem with anonymity is in a sense counterintuitive. In effect it's saying "no one can trust, because no one is anyone" (removed hierarchy).

I don't have a better idea but strangely in society, bad actors, have solved that problem. How? They all have dirt on eachother! If we for a moment get conspiracy-ish it is what Epstein Island was... allegedly.. a honeypot to keep all players (of whatever corrupt circles) from turning on each other. That's funny (in a way) that the darkness of our world wins because in a sense they have the system working for them and their ambitions.

What is then the good/love/truth version? That's the greatest paradox of society. How do good actors/players stay honest, with guarantee to the pledge of morality. Even Blockchain that believed "smart contacts" were it has drifted away from that. Governance of policy is one thing.. Altruistic governance is much harder though.