Crack. Creak.

There was a ship once sailed by a hero named Theseus.

The people of Athens, wishing to preserve the ship that held the hero’s legacy, replaced each plank when it decayed with a new one.

Eventually, only about 30% of the original planks remained on the ship.

Meanwhile, in the pile of discarded planks, nearly 51% of the original ship's parts had gathered. Yet, no one wise or thoughtful ever truly considered this fact.

People foolishly praised something that was no longer the original Theseus' ship. Yet, in the shadows, unseen by their gaze, lay the undeniable truth—the …