yeah. i kinda feel better is, well, good. positive.

if you have a shitty objective, progress toward that objective (where progress is a verb, not a noun), isn't "better" but rather 'movement toward the objective.' things haven't become 'better', just closer to a shitty objective.

yeah. progress is always "better today than it was yesterday." its growth (often confused/conflated with progress) that can either be positive or negative.

that means we seek efficacy.

a word i am relatively sure DOGE has never heard of.

this is actually a chapter in Moneyland by Oliver Bullough

Ready Fire Aim is a lousy way to run a business.

any CEO of any viable business would be fired if this was their mantra, well, unless that CEO was the wealthiest man in the world (or the president).

i do not understand how any experienced business person could support either of these clowns.