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Of course I can tell the difference. My point is exactly that the FT chose who to interview and who to present as 'leading thinkers', yet they were all wrong, e
by peoplewindow 9y ago
Of course I can tell the difference. My point is exactly that the FT chose who to interview and who to present as 'leading thinkers', yet they were all wrong, every single one. Clearly the notion that they were 'leading thinkers' was entirely the opinion of the people at the FT and clearly their thinking was anything but high quality.
And (b) I challenge you to find a group of 100 people with similar credentials that reflects your opinion.
100 random members of the British public would have got it more right than this panel did. Obviously gaining a credential in this space results in less ability to analyse the situation, rather than more.