Assertion: trust's trustee | /r/HasProperty | trustworthy
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text: According to it, a trustee who is actually trustworthy will act out of goodwill toward the trustor, to what or to whom the trustee is entrusted with, or both.
text: She describes how trust of this sort—what she calls “substantial trust”—could be rational, and does so without appealing to how important it might be or, in other words, to the ends it might serve, but instead to whether the trustee will be trustworthy.
text: If trust were only justified when the trustor could produce legitimate reasons for why the trustee is trustworthy, then cooperation with justified trust would not be a whole lot easier than cooperation without it.
text: The latter say it is possible to trust without believing that the trustee is trustworthy.