in an era where automation has become ubiquitous, the one true skill worth developing to its fullest is your own ability to think, process, reason, and strategize. machines still need operators.
often, our ego can overtake the mind. a small win doesn't guarantee imminent invincibility. our own shadows may have looked tall as the sun was rising, but by noon, we face a new reality.
there's gain in treatment, not prevention. the incentives need revisiting. gains frequently come with hidden costs, including the potential loss of your own humility.
"Doing it the right way costs more."
And therein lies the problem.
In the pursuit of greater achievement, we often find ourselves entering a maze that questions our morals and ethics.
They've won when it becomes difficult for a large group of people to say no.
To understand the origins of everything. To have the ability to adjust your level of opacity to see the other side. There's often wisdom in malleable recognition than there is in buried certainty.