When you're an insider you get captured by the system, which sets a ceiling.

· Bits and Bobs 8/24/26
  • When you're an insider you get captured by the system, which sets a ceiling.
    • But it also means that you have credentials that are automatically legible inside that system.
    • If you are a constant outsider across domains, then you don't get transferable credentials that allow strangers in that domain to immediately trust your competence.
    • There are some generalist credentials, like having an undergrad degree from Harvard or being your high school's valedictorian.

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