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The
real
question
is
,
What
are
we
choosing
to
give
a
fuck
about
?
What
values
are
we
choosing
to
base
our
actions
on
?
What
metrics
are
we
choosing
to
use
to
measure
our
life
?
And
are
those
good
choices
—
good
values
and
good
metrics
?
The
Responsibility
/
Fault
Fallacy
Years
ago
,
when
I
was
much
younger
and
stupider
,
I
wrote
a
blog
post
,
and
at
the
end
of
it
I
said
something
like
,
“
And
as
a
great
philosopher
once
said
:
‘
With
great
power
comes
great
responsibility
.
’
”
It
sounded
nice
and
authoritative
.
I
couldn
’
t
remember
who
had
said
it
,
and
my
Google
search
had
turned
up
nothing
,
but
I
stuck
it
in
there
anyway
.
It
fit
the
post
nicely
.
About
ten
minutes
later
,
the
first
comment
came
in
:
“
I
think
the
‘
great
philosopher
’
you
’
re
referring
to
is
Uncle
Ben
from
the
movie
Spider
-
Man
.
”
As
another
great
philosopher
once
said
,
“
Doh
!
”
“
With
great
power
comes
great
responsibility
.
”
The
last
words
of
Uncle
Ben
before
a
thief
whom
Peter
Parker
let
get
away
murders
him
on
a
sidewalk
full
of
people
for
absolutely
no
explicable
reason
.
That
great
philosopher
.
Still
,
we
’
ve
all
heard
the
quote
.
It
gets
repeated
a
lot
—
usually
ironically
and
after
about
seven
beers
.
It
’
s
one
of
those
perfect
quotes
that
sound
really
intelligent
,
and
yet
it
’
s
basically
just
telling
you
what
you
already
know
,
even
if
you
’
ve
never
quite
thought
about
the
matter
before
.
“
With
great
power
comes
great
responsibility
.
”
It
is
true
.
But
there
’
s
a
better
version
of
this
quote
,
a
version
that
actually
is
profound
,
and
all
you
have
to
do
is
switch
the
nouns
around
:
“
With
great
responsibility
comes
great
power
.
”
The
more
we
choose
to
accept
responsibility
in
our
lives
,
the
more
power
we
will
exercise
over
our
lives
.
Accepting
responsibility
for
our
problems
is
thus
the
first
step
to
solving
them
.
