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It's an opinion. New evidence changes opinions. You heard the candid opinion of a man at a given point of time. It doesn't mean he's unsuitable for his positio
by AndyNemmity 11y ago
It's an opinion. New evidence changes opinions.
You heard the candid opinion of a man at a given point of time. It doesn't mean he's unsuitable for his position.
What makes him unsuitable for his position is that he thought he could discuss it with students.
The tenor and his thoughts I've heard from all sorts of businesses with relevant detail in their fields. This is an accurate portrayal of all of those conversations.
- mikeash 11y agoThere are both opinions and facts in there. A person is entitled to his own opinions, but they are not entitled to their own facts.
- AndyNemmity 11y agoI agree with your comment entirely. I guess the difference we're dancing around is that I am so often hearing people be wrong tactically, and right tactically, and all over in between that I don't think negatively about someone being wrong. Being wrong is a constant in complex situations, and what matters is correcting and moving on. If we take just the last year, I've been wrong a breathtaking amount of time, as has everyone else I've ever discussed with. It happens, and you're constantly trying to move yourself closer to truth.