Never Put All Your Eggs in One Basket.Correct for other cirstances but not for govt
because civil service and stat boards cannot be managed by 2
different party bosses. When only one can then of course give
to the able and experienced. There is no point having shadow
cabinet because they are just as clueless as me and so whatever
they put up it can only be from Dr Google and hear says - their
solutions will never be optimised feasible because they do not have
real information. That is why shadow cabinet is no better
than alternate voice other than incurring more
costs.
- It applies to politics as well. If something goes wrong, we
are all finished. Game over.
Past Performance is NOT an Indication of Future
Performance.Seems you are familiar
with derivative products! Here we are going talking about how
much trust we can have on them and we do follow their thoughts as
they unfold. Prof Lim Chong Yah spoke and now Prof Tommy Koh
also spoke. I already detected some concern with their
suggestions even though they have good brains but do not have the
relevant internal info. I have been keen observer whereever I
am and that is why I understand better. They are in social
science academia and diplomacy, no experience in managing a complex
operations before.
- There is no doubt PAP had done well in the past, but that does
not guarantee we will have a bright future with PAP.
