In everyday life, a gap often separates what you know from what you should have figured out. Blissfully ignorant, you plunge past signs of lurking trouble only to crash into it and wonder how you could have been so stupid.
But what if you’re having so much fun or reaping so much profit that you consciously ignore warnings And what if others get hurt because you do
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