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The only credit score that still worked before credit scores existed.
means The quality of being reliable enough that others can safely depend on your word or actions.
from Built from 'trust' (Old Norse 'traust,' meaning firm support or confidence) plus 'worthy' (Old English 'weorþ,' meaning valuable or deserving) and the suffix '-ness' that turns a quality into a noun — so literally, worthy of trust, assembled in English as a sturdy compound rather than borrowed whole from another tongue.
- built slowly
- Takes dozens of kept promises, one broken one to erase
- not charisma
- Studies show likability and trustworthiness are separate traits entirely
- economic value
- High-trust societies measurably grow richer than low-trust ones
- brain shortcut
- We judge it from faces in under a tenth of a second