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Thanks for your long reply. > clever strategies employed Yes, I think he's a clever orator. I assume he gets talking-points from advisors; but he's winging it
by denton-scratch 4y ago
Thanks for your long reply.
> clever strategies employed
Yes, I think he's a clever orator. I assume he gets talking-points from advisors; but he's winging it a lot of the time, and he gets away with it.
But he's not "clever" like someone who once finished reading a book. He brags that he doesn't read books, and I believe him. He has a famously short window of attention. Perhaps all of his 'stable genius' is focused on what matters; but what's that?
[Edit] The pub around the corner from me sells a draught ale called "Stable Genius".
- AstralStorm 4y agoIt's called "clever but not smart". The problem being that in position of so much power, one needs both out in the long term everyone loses.