The Algorithm
On the savanna, a lion does not chase the strongest gazelle. It watches the herd for minutes — sometimes hours — before it moves. It is looking for the limp, the lag, the one alone at the edge.
The lion doesn't need to be stronger than every gazelle. It only needs to be stronger than the one it picks.
Burglars run the same algorithm on neighborhoods. Scammers run it on social media. Identity thieves run it on breach data. They pass ten houses to pick the eleventh — the one that asked the least.
You don't need to be invisible.
You need to be harder than the phone next to you.