But with testosterone charging through the brain, caution is thrown to the wind.
In this mixed-up world, where hot sailors and cocktails coexist, there are occasionally times where caution is thrown to the wind in favour of a brilliant sexy time.
In every case, caution is thrown to the wind, lessons go unlearned -- and somehow everyone is the better for it.
Gordon continued to lead on the restart, and on lap 155, five laps from the finish of the event, rain began to fall once again; the caution flag was thrown, then the red flag, stopping the race to allow the track to be dried and the event to finish under green.
The traditional caution of bankers was thrown aside and a dash for expansion, fuelled by lending and financial engineering, took hold.
In the campaign's final weeks, what caution he ever had was thrown to the wind, as he led rallies in a mob chant of "Lock her up!", "Build that wall!" and "Drain the swamp!" Channelling his new best friend Farage, he urged America to make 8 November "our independence day".
For Cameron, it is time for unilateral action and caution to be thrown to the winds.
As the general election nears though, caution may be thrown to the wind.
Maybe the reptilian core at the base of our brains senses mortality causing caution to be thrown to the wind spiraling into Bacchanalian chaos while there's still time.
On Saturday caution had to be thrown to the winds.
