>It feels like we’ve become incredibly risk averse. I understand (and agree) with this sentiment, but I think there's an important nuance. What we want is good

>It feels like we’ve become incredibly risk averse. I understand (and agree) with this sentiment, but I think there's an important nuance. What we want is good risk-informed decision-making, not simply a higher risk tolerance. Just increasing risk tolerance doesn't automatically increase good decision-making. I don't give bonus points for just being different, I value being different for good reasons.