> In the face of what cannot be known either in principal, or ever in practice, we should resist engineering solutions. I agree with this sentiment, for exampl

> In the face of what cannot be known either in principal, or ever in practice, we should resist engineering solutions. I agree with this sentiment, for example, in the case of wholly electronic ballots. But the behavioral economics of academic grants will continue to guffaw at the idea of denying monetary incentives laid on the altar of the technology godz.