The engineer's answer was very relevant to business and risk taking. 👇
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Power only helps acceleration and top speed, while lightness can be converted to lots of other things, depending on the race track and other circumstances.
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But more importantly, lightness can be converted to many other things. It has a transmutative property.
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Or it can be added back to the front to improve the weight balance.
Or it can be used to build stronger (and heavier) parts to improve overall reliability.
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CASH. And AGILITY.
Both are transmutative.
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If you can afford to buy time, you extend your guaranteed survival. Being in the game is the most important thing in risk taking.
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a·gil·i·ty — "the ability to move quickly and easily"
Moving quickly gives you the ability to place many bets.
Moving easily allows you to stack the odds in your favor by adapting to new information.
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- Cash gives you time (survival).
- Agility gives you many bets (with odds in your favor).
Good luck! 🎲
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