The document discusses rethinking assumptions and moving beyond words to express real meanings. It questions what is truly meant by describing something as "pure evil" and cautions against blindly accepting assumptions. It also suggests focusing on honest work over gossip and boosting productivity over merely moving crowds. Science is noted as not always leading to positive outcomes and artists should be allowed to freely create without expectation to praise political figures. The conclusion advocates for letting artists pursue their craft.

1. By MeFebruary 30th, 2026
BOL Advisory Group
Necessary Evil…

2.  To be determined
Results
 Move beyond the comfort
of words to properly
express what we really
mean to say
Objective
Next time something is described as Pure Evil,
think about what the hell that even means

3.  Key assumptions to reconsider
 When people smile in your face, it
means they really really like you
 Volunteering in the corporate world
happens out of the good nature of the
hearts of indentured servants
 The fastest way to move up the
corporate ladder is to suck upDa
Shkientfick
Methud
You can do good work –
But can you handle the gossip on the street?

4. Work completed Work still to be done
Word on the town, I’m too much to handle…in actuality I
am just honest about how far we still have to go

5. Run number Description
Does it
move the
crowd?
Does it boost
productivity?
1 Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited True False
2 Warren G – Regulate…G Funk Era False True
3 Beyonce – Lemonade True True
Science!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

6.  Remember when people in Germany thought science
was the answer to pretty much everything…and then the
Holocaust happened
 Listen to JAY Z’s Blue Magic record to see that not
everybody celebrates the legacy of Ronald Reagan with
unquestioning awe
 Even Ronald Reagan wouldn’t want people to blindly kiss
his ass because he is attributed with saying: “Trust, but
verify”
Conclusion: Let the artist be the artist

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