the knowledge that is never created, because you have ceased to lay the groundwork for it.
by Michael Lewis
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In "The Fifth Risk," Michael Lewis addresses the dangers of neglecting essential knowledge and preparation in government and society. He emphasizes that a lack of initiative and foresight can result in lost opportunities for innovation and improvement. This gap in knowledge stems from a failure to establish a solid foundation, which can have dire consequences for future generations. Lewis's poignant quote highlights the importance of continuous effort in creating knowledge. Without proactive engagement and groundwork, valuable insights and advancements may remain untapped, ultimately hindering progress. The message is a call to action, encouraging individuals and society to invest in knowledge-building for a better future.

In "The Fifth Risk," Michael Lewis addresses the dangers of neglecting essential knowledge and preparation in government and society. He emphasizes that a lack of initiative and foresight can result in lost opportunities for innovation and improvement. This gap in knowledge stems from a failure to establish a solid foundation, which can have dire consequences for future generations.

Lewis's poignant quote highlights the importance of continuous effort in creating knowledge. Without proactive engagement and groundwork, valuable insights and advancements may remain untapped, ultimately hindering progress. The message is a call to action, encouraging individuals and society to invest in knowledge-building for a better future.

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