A properly enlightened person always knows when it is necessary to be reflective. This especially applies when making any sort of decision.
Inadequately reflective personages, governments, corporations, households and small businesses usually have...
...unfunded, hence unfundable, liabilities. They also tend to sell off assets. Selling off assets is highly amusing to watch from an ethereal vantage point, at least in the short term.
To be enlightened requires the ability to know the difference between an asset and a liability. An asset is something to exchange for another asset, preferably one of equal or greater value. A fundable liability is something to use towards increasing one's assets. An unfundable liability is something to pass on to persons, and other creatures, you have chosen to despise.
You may find this link connection enlightening, especially if you live in the United States of America.
Now, do excuse me. I am on my way to Paris for a very important meeting.
Where are your assets, dear reader?
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