Idea from antproof case

Idea: describe the parallels, if any exist, between the part of Wittgenstein on Rules and Private Language in which Kripke discusses quounting and quindependence and the strategy Ken Thompson outlines in "Reflections on Trusting Trust".  This will surely lead to great profit.

That there are any I owe to an idea had while sleepily driving home from a What We Live concert, and what more reliable ideas are there than those had during a tired drive home?  Possible candidates are, but are not only: those had while falling asleep in bed; those had while going about one's (pre-coffee, for them as imbibe) morning ablutions; those that result from strange auditory confluences or hallucinations; those found entrails or tortillas.