Yūichi Ishii, the founder of Family Romance, told me that he and his "cast" actively strategize in order to engineer outcomes like Nishida's, in which the rental family makes itself redundant in the client's life.
In his testimony he explained how he paid off jockeys to engineer outcomes, like at the Aqueduct on April 2 , 1975
The decision to convert from a traditional organization designed to engineer outcomes, produce profit or shareholder value TO an organization designed for interactions and capacity to scan, sense, and embrace emerging market, societal and environmental conditions.
In every previous effort to engineer auction outcomes, the result has always been failure.
It was widely assumed that Zardari engineered this outcome to end PML-N control over Punjab.
"You have now engineered an outcome whereby I require your cooperation to implement the requisitioned changes without the need for wasted costs and are using this in an attempt to extract a profitable exit from the company.
We all do this, to some degree, in relationships that place us at risk — we unconsciously engineer bad outcomes.
But he is no less keen than his Labour predecessors were on using the state to engineer desired outcomes.
We are deeply skeptical of government attempts to subvert markets to engineer economic outcomes, though we also believe that a private economy requires a robust public infrastructure and a social safety net to prevent some members of society from falling prey to unconscionable levels of poverty and privation that corrode our democracy.
But, the observable fact that things tend to change over time, sometimes dramatically (say, dinosaurs), sometimes not so dramatically (say, charging interest on loans), does not mean that change is a thing that can be easily engineered to predicable outcomes.
The task then was to engineer the outcome.
