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828 Thought of the day by Stoic philosopher Marcus Aurelius: “What does not benefit the hive does not benefit the bee.”

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Mal James @ Silicon Canals · 07/01/2026 13:14 EDT

Thought of the day by Stoic philosopher Marcus Aurelius: “What does not benefit the hive does not benefit the bee.”

Picture the colleague who quietly keeps the best leads for himself. He hits his number every quarter, and for a while it looks like sharp self-interest. Then something shifts. The people around him stop looping him in. The introductions dry up. The favors he used to get without asking now need asking. He optimized for ... Read more

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