The Nine Virtues
Nine questions a machine cannot answer for you, one lesson each.
By the end — You can name which virtue a decision needs and what it asks of you.
The gap between a good answer and the right decision.
Preparation is not the act, and it is a comfortable place to stop.
Optimising for the people already in the data leaves out the people who never got in.
A summary is not the same as having listened.
Sounding informed arrives faster than being informed.
Being able to produce something is not a reason to send it.
Polish can make an unverified claim look sourced.
New capacity goes somewhere. Decide where before it is spent.
Optimism that never becomes a step is just a mood.