But seriously though -- just because it's hard doesn't mean it isn't the right answer

This was exactly my thought when I read this

Slightly diminish a book

Pride and Implicit Bias

We also find that the OSG is more successful in cases involving its institutional interests when it is the petitioner, likely due to its careful case selection. However, it loses some of the benefit of other signals of credibility in cases in these areas when it is respondent or amicus 3/3

We find the OSG is much more likely to take a position that is against its presumed ideological interests than it is to take a position that is against its institutional interests in criminal prosecution, immigration enforcement, and protecting federal/executive power 2/3

And for the humans affected

They’re taking enough. Do they have to take “is the Pope Catholic” too??