If you remain unconvinced, I have a quick thought experiment.
LET me add one quick thought to the previous post on tradability and productivity.
His style is to "think about what something means" rather than pump out a quick thought.
Just a quick thought: in much discussion of economic policy these days, the presumption is that stimulus had its chance, it failed, and that's that.
"She had a roommate on the other side of the curtain, and I had a quick thought, like, Wow, it would be so cool if there was some cute boy, maybe her son, who I could flirt with," Feiffer recalled.
Ian Gordon, banks analyst at Exane BNP Paribas, said: "As a quick thought, it will be net neutral for the sector, but banks like Lloyds might be slightly better off and HSBC slightly worse".
Here you have an essence of the man: the lightning quick thought, the ability to turn situations round in the wink of an eye, the confrontational eloquence, the slightly epicene persuasiveness.
But in the morning when I called I realized that she had put quick thought into it as soon as she heard my voice on the phone, that she had known I could not make arrangements to leave for Dublin late on a Sunday night, that there would be no flights until the next evening; she had decided to say nothing until the morning.
(A quick thought experiment: What if those words were not in the preamble to the amendment and a gun-sanity group wanted to insert them? Would the National Rifle Association be for or against this change? It's obvious, isn't it?) The confusion is contemporary.
It came from a move built on speed – the determination of Alexis Sánchez to instigate a move, quick thought to pick a brilliant pass, the enterprise of Héctor Bellerín to zip in a cross and the sharpness of Walcott to nip ahead of his marker to turn in the ball at Lee Grant's near post.
