Proverb of the day: The cobbler's children have no shoes—Why the experts we trust are often the last to apply their own expertise

There is an old proverb that has survived centuries because it captures something quietly uncomfortable about human nature: the cobbler, so consumed by making shoes for others, never quite gets around to making a pair for his own children. The irony is not laziness.

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