> Ask someone smarter and more educated, thoughtful, and civic-minded to decide on the future of your companies. This would basically mean admitting failure. I

> Ask someone smarter and more educated, thoughtful, and civic-minded to decide on the future of your companies. This would basically mean admitting failure. I can't imagine any of the guys mentioned in the article to be ready for that. They are looking for answers and solutions, but they want to be the ones solving the problem, and won't hand their power over to anyone else.