That is a good point, but I would consider resources needed to maintain stability versus resources needed to achieve stability. Metaphorically, it’s easy to stand on top of a mountain, but it’s a lot harder to climb it from the bottom. And the mountain gets taller the longer you wait.
Once you’re at the top, you can lend a hand to the people still making the climb without worrying about being pulled back down.
That is a good point, but I would consider resources needed to maintain stability versus resources needed to achieve stability. Metaphorically, it’s easy to stand on top of a mountain, but it’s a lot harder to climb it from the bottom. And the mountain gets taller the longer you wait.
Once you’re at the top, you can lend a hand to the people still making the climb without worrying about being pulled back down.