[lbo-talk] facts? what facts?

[JBrown72073 at cs.com]

Wojtek writes:
>This behavioral model predicts that if, everything else being equal,
>there is a choice between a (1) quick and easy to implement option that
>carries a nontrivial risk in a long run, and (2) an option that is more
>difficult and costly to implement but carries a nontrivial benefit in a
>long run - most people would choose (1) over (2).

Is this true of you?  And what if people have the experience, repeatedly, of 
the quick and easy option turning out to really suck in the long run?  Does 
our behavior change as a result of experience?


>At least not until some vanguard party sizes


>control and saves people against their own will.

A vanguard party with that attitude ain't gonna get too far.

Jenny Brown