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The man, the myth, the legend, this person known as "in God we trust" or shorter."God" is truly the greatest as he is a true genius he is able to do anything he wishes he is someone everyone loves so to be called "In God we trust" is a way to call someone the greatest at everything
Hey bro you're just like in God we trust.
Holy shit, it's like watching Jesus get flogged! That was brutal! That whole debate was just brutal!
Hym "Except I don't think I'd actually laugh at the sight of Jesus getting flogged. I might masterbate though, bah dum ts! Sad wank for Jesus! Why I don't trust the bible? More like 'why you don't want the sauce!' Got this nigga lookin like he never even SEEN a book!"
A phrase meaning "Mind your own business"
Friend: why are you writing a check to yourself?
Me: Don't ask questions, just trust the process.
A gross breakdown in community trust resulting in social fractures and segregation.
Opposing views on acceptable behavior caused societal trust degradation between republicans and democrats.
The war produced societal trust degradation. Peace may not be possible.
The prevalence of negative news articles produced societal trust degradation.
While societal trust degradation seemed inevitable in modern society, Amish culture remained tight knit and safe.
A funny definition, invented by a set of elderly IT folks, as a set of IT systems that can interact without security, and a good excuse to get architecture approved bypassing security concerns.
The definition may become so wobbly that the full landscape is a trusted boundary, the VPN is a trusted boundary, System A to System B connection is a trusted boundary, a generic combination of system A B and C is a trusted boundary.
Therefore the polymorphism of this concept has been used and misused to get architecture approvals that bypass any poor's man common sense.
we shall stop using this trusted boundary concept because it became so vague that it was impossible to define and to use
In 2024, Joseph Forsyth, Programmatic Manager at dentsu, famously pioneered the term Trust the funnel! To describe how the stages of a programmatic campaign are interlinked in order to drive performance.
The phrase underscores that each stage relies on the preceding one for success.
Marketers should be cognisant that no stage can stand alone without the foundation built by the previous stages.
“I can’t believe they briefed me on a reach campaign and then paused it for lack of sales! Why didn’t they trust the funnel”
“I can’t believe they’re running a CTV campaign to drive conversions. That’s not how trust the funnel”