> It's really bizarre, they never accept that they can't have things both ways It’s not really that bizarre when you accept that it’s part of the human conditi

> It's really bizarre, they never accept that they can't have things both ways It’s not really that bizarre when you accept that it’s part of the human condition. Then you start seeing the pattern all over the place, especially in politics. I have two degrees where the concept is pretty much taught in the first hour of 101 classes: economics (cost of opportunity) and software engineering (design trade-offs). And while I see through the pattern quite well, I wish I could say my behavior is always perfectly consistent with what I know.