You know what, I was having my cornflakes this morning when I started thinking. And it made me a little bit mad. Now that the fog of war has lifted from the Silicon Valley Bank fallout, long-term questions remain about the many “in the heat of the moment” decisions that were made. Take a moment to think about this: Many people made the decision to take out many-year, long-term liabilities in an attempt to make more money in the short term. They made decisions regarding long-term investments that only made sense when macroeconomic conditions remained as they were when they took…

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