We live in a world where con artists, demagogues, and tricksters thrive. Why are we so susceptible to their pitches? This article delves into the underlying reasons why we fall prey to these scams and shortcuts, exploring the forces that make us vulnerable.
While we may fall for some scams, we are also capable of resisting them. The key lies in our communities. Surrounding ourselves with people who value truth, honesty, and long-term thinking can help us avoid getting caught in the trap of shortcuts.
We have the power to choose the kind of culture we want to participate in. We can choose to be part of communities that value honesty, long-term thinking, and ethical behavior. By fostering these values, we create a stronger foundation for resisting scams and shortcuts.
While there will always be corrosion, there is also immense possibility. By building strong communities that prioritize truth, honesty, and ethical behavior, we can create a world where innovation thrives, and scams become less prevalent.
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