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Caesar crossed a river and said the die is cast. Cortés put his ships on the beach and burned them. A Korean general lined his army against the water so retreating meant drowning, and won. None of them were brave. They were arranging things so that courage would no longer be required. The ALL-IN isn't the moment of nerve. It's the moment after when nerve stops being necessary, because there's nothing left to decide. Every hand you play with chips behind is a hand you're still negotiating with yourself. Push everything forward and the negotiation ends. What's left is just watching. We've built a whole culture on the opposite instinct. Hedge, diversify, keep options open, what's ur parachute, leave the door unlocked. And optionality is def real, it just isn't free. The price of keeping every door open is that you never walk fully through any of them. A life spent preserving the ability to change your mind is a life in which you never actually chose. ALLINU