You know, like we've been doing with our emails since PGP was developed in 1991. You can tell how simple the process is, by how ubiquitous it has become in a mere 30 years!
or as a Nostr note, for cool kids to share with other cool kids.
Defeatists get defeated!
Who is this "we"? I know personally exactly one person with a web-of-trust keypair.
"Can you buy $1000 worth of egift cards and text me back with the redemption codes? Our jobs depend on this. I'm in a very important meeting, otherwise of so it myself, left my private key at office and can't sign this message right now."
The human element remains the weakest link.
I work with people who all have hardware crypto, you are right that we do not have the organizational knowledge to verify everything with crypto. Even if the tech is 60% there.
We already have infrastructure for bus and rail tickets, for logging in to banks, tax authorities, health services, etc. in Norway and other countries that could easily be extended to cover this use case..
