Most crypto debates assume users are alert. Real users are tired. They click “recommended,” reuse habits, and outsource thinking to whatever feels easiest. That’s why Plasma’s real challenge isn’t speed or features—it’s what happens when attention runs out. When something breaks, do defaults fail safely or quietly hand control to the nearest “helper” layer: wallets, routers, support desks, relayers? Convenience isn’t neutral; it decides winners without asking. If Plasma succeeds as routine infrastructure, its ethics will live in its failure modes and its prompts. And can ordinary users reverse mistakes without permission? When nobody is watching, who benefits by default?
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