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False - trust, but verify ;-)

In past i trust any one easily, but now no one trusted person.

It depends who are dealing with. If a complete stranger then take it slowly as looks can be deceptive. Not everyone shows their true colour when making a first impression. But you have to give people the benefit of the doubt until they have done something to give you a cause for concern.

Hmmm . . . Why do you want to know? . . .

LOL.

GT

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Yes. I follow what Ronald Reagan said. "Trust everyone, then verify."

False - I am very sceptical with the people I meet.

It's starting to get to the point that I trust no one!

news
stores
restaurants
salespeople
insurance
brokers
travel agents
governments
etc...

I don't trust them AT ALL!

Hell, even things like the 911 deal. There is the official story, but logically more people would have died, etc.... Of course, the primary conspiracy theory is ludicrous. But mine is not to debate that.

And I KNOW what caused the 2008 problem. I've predicted it to a degree all my life, and in the way that it happened since like 1999. I bought a home in 2001 because I didn't think they were THAT stupid. I should have known better.

BTW to a fair degree, it was the same thing that created the 1929 deal. In BOTH causes they spread, and the 1929 deal was a trigger for WWII.

The degree to which some may lie is SURPRISING. I interview people that say they went to a prestigious university for IT, and worked with databases for over a decade, and yet they can't tell me how to read a database. It is an international standard that was recognized by international standards agencies over 26 years ago! So I don't care if they are from the deepest regions of some jungle on the other side of the world. If they can't answer that question, that I feel like an idiot for even asking, then they are LIARS! It is like seeing that a person has advanced honors from MT for calculus, and asking them what 2+2 is! Funny thing, 2+2=2*2=2^2 So saying that 2+2=4 doesn't even prove that you know what 2+3 is!

Steve