The variant I most often use is: if you’re not planning on arriving (to some event or meeting or whatever) early then you’re almost certainly going to be late.
It’s probably also worth mentioning that achieving a perfect Goldilocks equilibrium, that’s stable for more than a brief period, is much harder than sustaining small, but non-zero growth (or just allowing things to fall apart naturally).
The variant I most often use is: if you’re not planning on arriving (to some event or meeting or whatever) early then you’re almost certainly going to be late.
It’s probably also worth mentioning that achieving a perfect Goldilocks equilibrium, that’s stable for more than a brief period, is much harder than sustaining small, but non-zero growth (or just allowing things to fall apart naturally).