That's a weird statement. The extreme rigor on the one hand seems to require a value judgement of the real benefits to HTF that I'm not willing to make. The re

That's a weird statement. The extreme rigor on the one hand seems to require a value judgement of the real benefits to HTF that I'm not willing to make. The remaining nimble'ity, on the other hand, is an odd word to use over agility or old fashioned responsibility. The benefit is proportional to it, but not exclusively. The rapidly evolving market conditions concern regular trade too. Swift reactions are expected in any other systems application. "almost impossible" is a weasel word. It's almost impossible to win except for the last man standing, is that it? And there's no practical upper limit to nimble'y, though conservative estimates indicate that less work is more. What's missing is the perverse incentives, corrupt policies, sociopathic leadership, ...