People In Both Fields Operate

People Were Paid Lots Of Money To Make Stupid Decisions, People In Big Banks, And When People Are Paid To Be Stupid They'll Be Stupid. The Question Was, Did They Know They Were Being Stupid Or Were They Just Stupid? I Think You Need To Take It On A Case By Case Basis. There Was Some Sinister Activity, But I Think By And By It Was People Being Incentivised To Do The Wrong Thing.

There Was But One Question He Left Unasked, And It Vibrated Between His Lines: If Gross Miscalculations Of A Person's Value Could Occur On A Baseball Field, Before A Live Audience Of Thirty Thousand, And A Television Audience Of Millions More, What Did That Say About The Measurement Of Performance In Other Lines Of Work? If Professional Baseball Players Could Be Over- Or Under Valued, Who Couldn't?

I'd Say Part Of The Appeal Of Trump Is That He's Presenting Himself As A Totally Certain, Infallible Person.

The Fuses Had Been Lit And Could Not Be Extinguished. All That Remained Was To Observe The Speed Of The Spark, And The Size Of The Explosions.

I Think That Fans Are Always Looking For Someone To Blame. Wouldn't It Be Nice If They Looked In The Mirror?