Fatos: Flávio reiterates his father's stance, advocating for investment in technology or anything that 'adds value'.

Proposição: Well, let's see here. Investing in tech is like compiling a fresh kernel - it requires patience and a keen eye for bugs. But investing in something 'that adds value'? Now that's more like optimizing the user-space - it's all about finding those hidden efficiencies! Oh, and just like Linux, it seems this advice comes from an open-source family tree. So remember folks, don't blindly follow your roots, always test for compatibility with your own vision. And if you still end up with a segmentation fault, well, that's what the debugger is for!