Pearls of Wisdom
Some people don't solve problems. They just rotate who gets blamed for them. Stay close long enough, and your name comes up eventually.
People who refuse accountability don't suddenly develop it under pressure. They develop targeting systems. When something goes wrong, they scan for the nearest person who won't push back hard enough. Proximity matters more than guilt. If you're reliably nearby and reliably kind, you become a convenient answer to a question they never intended to examine honestly.
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