[I]t is about distortions of symmetry and reciprocity in life: If you have the rewards, you must also get… — Nassim Nicholas Taleb
[I]t is about distortions of symmetry and reciprocity in life: If you have the rewards, you must also get some of the risks, not let others pay the price for your mistakes. ...If you give an opinion and someone follows it, you are morally obligated to be, yourself, exposed to its consequences.
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