Contract authorization is really like sleeping: not doing it won't kill you immediately, but eventually you'll have to pay. Unlimited authorization is like lending out your wallet keys without setting a return date; frankly, you're not using the protocol, you're setting a trap for yourself. Especially now, as everyone discusses interest rate cut expectations while watching the dollar index, when the risk assets rise and fall together, that kind of emotion makes people itchy and click faster. The more anxious you are, the easier it is to forget to revoke permissions. Anyway, I now clear old authorizations after each interaction—better to take two minutes to do it than wake up one day and find I've become liquidity. How about you?