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->However one of the challenges here is that the information that is available to someone 'in' the office and someone 'seeking' the office is often very differe
by yeahsure 15y ago
->However one of the challenges here is that the information that is available to someone 'in' the office and someone 'seeking' the office is often very different
I haven't read the wikipedia entry yet, but thinking about that, if they don't have sufficient information while seeking the office, then they should only promise what they know can achieve. It would make things easier and more transparent, in my opinion.
- paragraft 15y agoBut that requires you to know what it is you don't know. Cue Rumsfeld's piece about known unknowns and unknown unknowns.
- yeahsure 15y agoYou're right. But I would rather know what it is a candidate knows what he can accomplish plus the things he wants to. I could vote knowing that some things will get fixed (from my POV, of course) and some might get fixed.