It is said that the best horses lose when they compete with slower ones and win against better rivals. Undercompensation from the absence of a stress… - Nassim Nicholas Taleb

the best horses lose when they compete with slower ones, and win against better rivals.

Things designed by people without skin in the game tend to grow in complication (before their final collapse). There is absolutely no benefit for someone in such a position to propose something simple: when you are rewarded for perception, not results, you need to show sophistication. Anyone who has submitted a “scholarly” paper to a journal knows that you usually raise the odds of acceptance by making it more complicated than necessary. Further, there are side effects for problems that grow nonlinearly with such branching-out complications. Worse: Non-skin-in-the-game people don’t get simplicity.

People afraid of criticism but I always put myself in a sacrificial position,they been know I ain't just rappin for fame

Your reputation is harmed the most by what you say to defend it.