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A media ecosystem that focuses on engagement versus enlightenment will get you to whatever conclusion sanctifies your beliefs. The recent murder of a CEO immediately triggered my reflexive go-to that this is a function of the struggles that young men face. But here's the truth. I don't know. And neither do you. At least not yet.
We don't have nearly enough information to draw conclusions, and we live in a society where everyone fast-forwards to the end without having watched the film, believing they know what happened and why. We are increasingly deferring to our gut and emotions versus slowing our thinking. The Jedi master of the importance of the pace of our thinking, Daniel Kahneman, passed away earlier this year.
Several media outlets have contacted me regarding the murder of the UnitedHealthcare CEO, and in a nod to Professor Kahneman, my comment has been, I don't know. The end of the old year and start of the new is a good time to refocus on what is important. That means stepping back and looking at life not with the emotional, reactive part of our brains, but with the rational side.
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