Spending 3+ years at college/university to get a piece of paper is up there too.
Security isn't something risky unless it's particularly overt (which can draw more unwanted attention). You can always improve your security.
It's safety that is the risky illusion to pursue. Many have surrendered their autonomy for the illusion of safety.
And then you realise 15 years later that all the Keynesian drivel you were taught as gospel is nonsense 🥲
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