The idea that justice = the State is recent, and it’s not inevitable.
Henrido made this video explaining a core point: justice is a conflict-resolution service, and services work better without monopolies.
For centuries, conflicts were resolved through private agreements, voluntary arbitration, economic incentives, reputation, social exclusion, and direct restitution to the victim.
No central police, no state prosecutor, no political coercion.
That’s exactly where PLS comes in.
Private Law Society builds on the same foundation, justice as spontaneous order, and moves it into practice: voluntary contracts, private arbitration, enforcement via collateral and reputation, aligned (not imposed) incentives.
The video shows it’s possible.
PLS is building the infrastructure for this in the 21st century.
Congrats Henrido, highly recommended watch.
When filtered between two users, the structure becomes much clearer, giving a glimpse into how trust relationships can be navigated and interpreted on a personal level.
This is just the beginning, more improvements coming soon!
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That meme says a lot about traditional rating systems.
1 to 5 stars?
1 to 10 scores?
Half points?
It's all noise.
What does 3 stars mean? Sort of trustworthy? Kinda mid?
In the PLS Web of Trust (WoT), we went in a different direction.
✅ Trust
❌ Don't trust
That’s it. Binary. No maybes.
It’s a paradigm shift. You’re forced to take a stand. And others instantly understand what that stand means.
No interpretation needed. No nuance pretending to be clarity. Trust isn’t a decimal, it’s a decision.
And in the WoT, that’s the foundation: You choose who you trust—and stake your reputation on it.
Come try it for yourself: 
