I imagine very few people will question the political decisions here because it requires imagination to account for the unseen. Hazlitt famously wrote about thi

I imagine very few people will question the political decisions here because it requires imagination to account for the unseen. Hazlitt famously wrote about this in Economics in One Lesson. What ground breaking research at MIT didn't get done Friday? What important meetings were delayed? And then what does that add up to when you multiply it by millions?