Sublime

technocrats, who will continue to assert that their expertise, credentials, and merit make them the morally legitimate power in the United States.

And what follows will, as with Roosevelt and Reagan, maintain the core principles of America while radically changing how we experience it.

The loss of fantastically expensive facilities and the creation of a division of labor among faculty appear to be extremely radical changes.

Because it would be a big deal if I was right, I wanted to discuss what I was seeing with top policymakers both to alert them and to have them correct me if they saw things differently.

Uncertainty is an acid,

The other problem is entanglement, multiple federal agencies engaged in managing parts of the same problem.

Keynes said, “I would rather be vaguely right than precisely wrong.”