I appreciate what the article is saying, but regardless of how likely such an outcome is, “something bad might happen” is rarely a good reason to not do somethi

I appreciate what the article is saying, but regardless of how likely such an outcome is, “something bad might happen” is rarely a good reason to not do something new and unknown. A modicum of caution is important of course, but if said caution spirals out of control you end up with stagnation which with time is arguably as dangerous as the worst outcomes of attempted advancement.