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I don't think the author is discouraging anyone to do the "hard work", but rather encouraging them to do the easy work to further protect all that hard work at
by hospadar 4y ago
I don't think the author is discouraging anyone to do the "hard work", but rather encouraging them to do the easy work to further protect all that hard work at low added cost.
- PeterWhittaker 4y agoMy issue with that is since people have to choose how to spend their time, they may opt to do the easy work first, for very little value, then never get to the hard work, because busy/overloaded. The article oversells the value of this easy work and may lead some astray, lulling them into a false sense of security.