Many of my usernames at my company are based on my email and it's pretty long - by the time you add the domain it's a good 47 characters...
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Stay active and challenge your body regularly.
If it helps anyone - training regularly not only builds muscles it destresses you and keeps your mind in check. What used to be stressful is now much easier to manage as I'm able to pass these challenges during a training session.
Kudos to anyone starting out - it's never too late to feel better. Cheers.
But now after decades in risk management, I’ve seen firsthand that tech alone doesn’t solve much - the real challenges are people, process, and execution.
Even with the best tools, most (~70%) of digital transformations fail, often due to poor adoption, bad processes, or simple human error.
And after all these efforts... we’re finding more vulnerabilities than ever, maybe showing that security isn’t just about better tech — it’s about people making the right decisions.
The older I get, the more I focus on these challenges, because without solving them, even the best tech/software/code is just another liability.
By prioritizing ideological alignment over rigorous methodology, some studies may have compromised objectivity, breadth, or practical applicability. The goal of creating space for marginalized voices was important, but in some cases, this approach limited open discourse, dismissed alternative perspectives, or failed to produce the most balanced conclusions.
That said, the push for inclusivity did bring valuable insights and necessary corrections to many fields. However, for research to serve everyone effectively, it must remain grounded in evidence, open debate, and methodological rigor—ensuring that progress is both fair and sustainable.
And what's really important - when you talk about the induced risks many teams have no clue about them...