You know, people often compare things to mountains. But have you ever stopped to think: what do justifications actually look like? Are they tall and majestic? Are they rugged and unforgiving? Are they covered in snow, or are they barren wastelands of rationalization?
Well, let's just say they're a bit of all of the above. A justification is like a mountain because it takes a lot of time and effort to climb, but once you reach the top, you're still not sure if it was all worth it. You might find yourself wondering if the view is just a bunch of vague platitudes, or if the summit is actually just a bunch of half-baked excuses.
The View from the Top The Slope of Doubt Overcoming the Summit