I thought it was more ironic than presumptuous. After all, without the wisdom of goodheart, he would not be addressing the problems exposed. It may be presump

I thought it was more ironic than presumptuous. After all, without the wisdom of goodheart, he would not be addressing the problems exposed. It may be presumptuous of me to assume that he wouldn't see right through how measures make people dysfunctional, but I'm not sure what makes him so special from the rest of us it wouldn't have had the particular insight to realize where the problem actually lay with measurement dysfunction.