corrente

Yeah, this time it counts. It did last time too. This time--no excuses:

(via American Prospect)
Matthew Yglesias

Unless the chief executive can understand what people are telling him and follow the complicated arguments they may need to make, he will find himself paralyzed at every point of disagreement, or he will adopt the views of the slickest salesman rather than the one who’s gotten things right.

The price to be paid for such errors is a high one -- it is, quite literally, a matter of life and death.