> the problem isn't in goals and measures, but in poor goals and measures. Part of the problem is that, in some[0] cases, all measures are poor. 0: probably m

> the problem isn't in goals and measures, but in poor goals and measures. Part of the problem is that, in some[0] cases, all measures are poor. 0: probably many, but it depends on how you count[1] 1: which, for that matter, goes right back to the original problem