“We have it in our power to begin the world over again.” - Thomas Paine
Almost anything worth doing contains an element of risk.
Typically, the risks involved in an enterprise correspond to the potential
rewards—in other words, the greater the potential for reward, the greater the
risks involved.
Think for a moment of the
sacrifices made by those who first immigrated to America from Europe. They
forsook civilization in favor of a wilderness—virtually a form of self-imposed
exile—and there were undoubtedly many among their friends and family who
counseled them to reconsider in light of the risks: disease, unsanitary
shipboard conditions, lack of shelter, hostile natives, the very real
possibility of starvation if crops failed to grow, the near certainty of never
seeing friends and family again, and a host of related issues. In spite of the
risks, however, they persevered in hope of great reward: the chance to
establish a new land, where they could live according to the dictates of their
conscience...Britain recently took the controversial step of separating from the European Union in order to protect its own interests—to ensure that the British people have the foremost say in shaping their country’s destiny. And as was true of previous generations, there are legions of critics warning of all manner of dire consequences stemming from this move...
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