He was invited too serve
As devil’s advocate
But he prudently recognized
That the job was utterly filled
Declining the precipitous prize
And elevated gratuitousness
At one point or another, we are each tempted to take up, the downside of an argument. The temptation to play devil’s advocate is yielded to with such regularity that more often than not such encumbrances serve only to discourage rather than uplift. 
Reflexive skepticism often bludgeons another’s confidence. Incessant dissection and paralysis of analysis can stall horse sense. The evil genius of devil’s advocacy is in the seemingly safe purview of inaction. Sins of omission are much easier to defend than sins of commission. Endlessly attending multifarious schools of thought offers erudite inaction at a faction of the cost Nonetheless, in a world already fucked up, practicing safer sects doesn’t go far enough. Inaction favors the status quo. In action favors change. Fortunes favor conservatism. Fortune favors the bold. The Devil needs advocates like we need a hole in ahead — don’t fall into that claptrap! We learn more from what we due than awe the rationalizing in the whirled. I’ll see you in the real world and raze you 100 devil’s advocates.
