It's terrible as a meme, and terrible as a culture guidepost for a big group. It is only effective in the context of a closed small trusting group making decis

It's terrible as a meme, and terrible as a culture guidepost for a big group. It is only effective in the context of a closed small trusting group making decisions. One needs to make decisions, often with laughably insufficient information. So make one and watch carefully and be able to reverse if evidence tells you differently. Only works if you already have a strong trust culture and relatively equal power. Using that policy as a leader of a larger group with a necessarily weaker trust culture and unequal power fails terribly because it comes across as capricious, and irresponsible.