What I don't like about all this is that I cannot help but feel that we're collectively focusing on the wrong things. Instead of managing risk, we're quickly falling back to the abhorrent culture of blame game.
The question isn't who did what. The question is how to move on and make a better, safer future. The endless spinning is wearing me down mentally.
Luckily, 2 causes for mild optimism:
I really liked that some stackers that I can fundamentally disagree with on some of these topics you mention, were approachable and we collaborated on thinking through the coldcard event while it unfolded.
I had a good forward looking chat with Justin triggered by Scoresby yesterday, even though elements of my past experience prevent me to jump on his bandwagon, which I found out through post of the day I already laid out exactly a year ago - funny.
These do give hope. But I fear that more is needed. And more action.
What I don't like about all this is that I cannot help but feel that we're collectively focusing on the wrong things. Instead of managing risk, we're quickly falling back to the abhorrent culture of blame game.
The question isn't who did what. The question is how to move on and make a better, safer future. The endless spinning is wearing me down mentally.
Luckily, 2 causes for mild optimism:
These do give hope. But I fear that more is needed. And more action.