How can blockchain be promoted as a "trustless" system when all human endeavors (especially those involving money) require some level of trust?

Web development, in all of its various manifestations, is still mostly a frontier territory with little or no official oversight, mandates, or licensing. From time to time I wonder: how long will it be this way?

Is digital identity something that could possibly be decentralized? What exactly is your digital idenity?

Adobe recently announced their purchase of Figma for $20 billion US dollars, immediately causing feelings of betrayal and disgust amongst web developers worldwide.

What is a CBDC? Do you want your money be inseperable from the internet? A major shift is underway that could completely change the nature of money, privacy, and ownership.

Web 3.0 is promoted as "decentralized". Is any website or anything else on the internet truly decentralized, or is this merely an illusion?

Are you aware that more than half of all traffic on the internet is now on mobile devices? Is your website optimized to look its best on smaller screens?

Have you noticed that even though it is now the “futuristic” year of 2022, the web seems slower than ever? (At least, much of the time). How can website design change this?

Are you tired of all the seemingly endless pop-ups on websites? Do web developers have any influence over this?