Even with some minor logistical flaws, petty crime, and temporary shortages of vodka (gasp!), Tomorrowland's organization, was the best we've seen in similar events in Brazil.
But to restrict this minor scrutiny of an already flawed system is petty.
They might never have found out about each other, John O'Neill might never have left the FBI, the World Trade Centre might still be standing, the world would be a different place, had it not been for the eternal human flaws of envy, pride, petty-mindedness and vanity from which errors of judgement flow and tragedies invariably unfurl.
"They're not interested," he wrote, "in making petty demands on a system they see as irreconcilably flawed.
Nevertheless, a huge "capitalism is crisis" banner hangs over the entrance to the site; they're not interested in making petty demands on a system they see as irreconcilably flawed.
The first three questions are fascinating at the level of character; the Brexit decision was so significant, and the human flaws and vanities that created the moment so petty, that it is impossible not to get drawn in.
We follow deeply flawed protagonists who alternate between likeable (even honourable) and anywhere from petty to sociopathic.
Petty and Irwin died in separate accidents earlier in the year perhaps because of a common flaw, a stuck throttle.
From a criminal justice standpoint, it seems that the biggest flaw with legalization and decriminalization policies is that minorities are still disproportionately arrested for petty pot possession.
Shardlake has been dubbed 'the Tudor Morse'; like Morse, he is solitary, cerebral, occasionally flawed and driven by a belief in an ideal of justice that stands above the petty rivalries of his profession.
As with many love affairs that explode over a petty slight, the tensions that soured this relationship are almost like a Greek drama in what they suggest about human flaws.
