This is right in line with some thoughts I was reading yesterday in Ken Coleman's book "One Question" -- there was a chapter on risk, speaking to how folks usually say they don't like the "risk" of certain types of decisions, when what they really fear is the ambiguity of not knowing what lies ahead, or the uncertainty of what lies ahead.  They say that it's risk they don't like, but yet they're already in the highest risk situation, having put all their eggs in one basket by being employed by just one organization and trusting it for their income.  It's a great book, don't let me ruin it for you!

Thank you for sharing this, I enjoyed the morning read!