It's very easy to predict failure, and it's also very easy - after the fact - to say "I told you so." These are the "experts" and "gurus" speaking. The "exper

It's very easy to predict failure, and it's also very easy - after the fact - to say "I told you so." These are the "experts" and "gurus" speaking. The "experts" are indeed expert in rhetoric because after one of their failure prediction ends up actually succeeding, they are quick to point of how it succeeded, often mentioning "luck"; and possibly pointing out the impeding failure. What I would like to see the "expert" saying is who/what will succeed, and I have yet to find an "expert" who does that. Interestingly enough, most of these "experts" are nothing more than professional writers/talker and don't actually do anything related to what they are talking about. I like the expression "Monday morning quarterback".