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> leadership irrationality Narrowly considering the rules of the game, it's not an irrational stance at all.

• kjhughes 14y ago
  Sure, and narrowly considering the rules of the game, winning a pawn may appear to be rational ahead of being checkmated next move.
• daenz 14y ago
  Sounds like the rules of the game are a problem. The desire to stay "in power" outweighs the desire to actually represent constituents accurately.
  • rhizome 14y ago
    Iron Law of Institutions: http://www.tinyrevolution.com/mt/archives/001705.html http://www.tinyrevolution.com/mt/archives/001705.html (ignore the partisan aspects)
    • daenz 14y ago
      Good read. I wish this kind of thing was taught and discussed in schools, but it seems like that would be "breaking the 4th wall"