Exactly. When you boil it all down judgement is THE bottle neck when it comes to deploying agents at scale to run a real business. The other thing I've learned is that knowing both how to remove judgement from a project/task and also when to do so is a step increase in how much productivity gains you can get from agentic systems. Coding/dev has already largely solved this (loops, /goal, etc) but for real world tasks it's a lot more complicated and the solutions aren't that readily available.
Outright dismissal of two deadly coups that removed democratically elected presidents in Ukraine and ignoring THOUSANDS of Ukranians killed in Donbas at the hands of Ukrainian government prior to the invasion, tells us everything we need to know about your objectivity here.
I'm one of the lucky ones. Bought a house for $350k during my PhD, while everyone tried to talk me out of it. This was 6 years ago. Today, not is my mortgage $1,300/month (while renters are paying double for a single bedroom apartment) but the house is valued at $800k-$900k.
There's no way I'd be able to afford my current home today. It almost feels unfair.
This isn't terribly surprising since one of the first things a cancerous tumor does (often) is create an "cold" immune environment to evade detection by the hosts immune system. This is why certain infections can actually kill a tumor: no immune system to kill the new pathogen and it ends up destroying the cancerous cells.