First you learn how to die,
then you learn how not to die,
and then you learn when to die.
-- Boiglio

Fear...
Fear is what holds us back in Eve.
The more we fear a ship loss, the more likely we are not to undock.
The more we fear poor ISK efficiency, the worse our efficiency becomes.
We are immortals. We don't die. We should not fear the loss of our ship. There are others we will fly in again.
Ships lost do not matter. It's simply a bit of time spent to acquire the replacement. Which will - which SHOULD - be lost as well tomorrow.
Fearing risk, minimizing risk, leads to stagnation in Eve. One learns from doing.
Embrace the risk.
Embrace the loss of ships. Only when we let go of the fear, when we engage when others run and dock, will we find our joy.

Bob is the god of wormholes and capriciousness.
But we are the gods of our own resolve.
We are CAS.

Henry > You're weird.