We don't have a difference. Of course talent plays into skills also. And, if it wasn't clear before, I think it's impossible for two people to run the same de

We don't have a difference. Of course talent plays into skills also. And, if it wasn't clear before, I think it's impossible for two people to run the same decision process. Values, needs, experience are all so infinitely varied that there is no such thing. > Look through my profile, and you will see a cynic. Josiah Zayner, the guy who's article is posted would be a guy of similar disposition. I'm fine with cynicism. I just don't buy into the "burn the world" version of it. And it's not even a decision based on facts, but rather that operating that way is just untenable for me. If I strip away all the layers of trust, there's simply nothing left. Yes, we live in a world and society that is terribly broken in many ways. But, regardless, we still have to live in it. And so I choose to accept some baseline axioms, simply to survive.