The creditable draw against Bayern – the third unbeaten game Schmidt has mustered against Guardiola in the league at home – might just open the critics' eyes to the effort and tactical sophistication needed to make such an inherently risky system work against one of the world's best passing sides.
As the debate continues over how well 401 k)'s function, some policy experts have called for scrapping the 401(k) system and replacing it with a more universal, less risky system.
And the likelihood that they would be better able than Democrats to preserve Medicare for the future (through a risky voucher system that may not work well for many beneficiaries) is not much better.
"Thanks to Admati, central bankers, global policymakers and economists are starting to wonder" along with her if "this complicated, risky system" is the best we can do.
The object of resilience then becomes the capacity to adapt to such emerging risks in order to guarantee the success of the inherently risky system.
Among other things, he has focused on working with American banks toward adoption of a less-risky system of mortgage-based bonds that is popular in Europe.
It is a far riskier system.
But some observers, including JPMorgan's boss, Jamie Dimon, and Larry Summers, a former Treasury secretary, argue that in their rush to make banks safer, regulators may have created a riskier financial system.
During his campaign for re-election in 2004, George Bush never uttered a word about his plan to privatize Social Security, cut guaranteed benefits and replace this massively popular retirement system with a risky investment scheme that allowed Wall Street to get its hands on the Social Security trust fund.
We started with lower profile, less risky systems using Google App Engine which made deploying frequently much easier.
