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Someone paid to have opinions you're free to ignore at your peril.
means A person who offers guidance, counsel, or expertise to help you make better decisions.
from From Latin advisare, to consider, via Old French aviser — to look at a thing carefully before opening your mouth about it.
Spelling fightAdviser is older; advisor sounds fancier and won the resumes.
No liabilityAdvice persuades but rarely binds; the choice stays yours.
Royal rootsKings kept councils of advisors long before LinkedIn existed.