He can read the implications of the lengthening transition from research to practical application and can see the need for an essentially new relationship between science and technology.
A fast, flamboyant shotmaker in his prime, whose acute non-verbal intelligence instantly read the implications of any configuration of the balls, he constantly undermined his extraordinary talent with self-destructive excess.
Unfortunately, that's not how Handler read the implication.
The real point is that a successful military experiment will enhance that initiative and it is from the military detail as much as anything that other governments, including Mrs Thatcher's, can read the political implications.
"We apologise for the short notice and to all those who have already invested time reading the report and considering the implications," the council said in a statement.
His 1997 book, Darwin Among the Machines, is one of the most thoughtful books I've read on the implications of distributed, networked computing power.
Brokers might not explain the negative aspects of the BICE, and they may even sell it as a great new service, so consumers need to read it thoroughly and understand the implications before engaging.
"We just don't like the implications," reads the press release.
Since then, representatives of Ryan's office, as well as the Trump White House, have insisted up and down that nobody should read the rather obvious implication of the president pointedly urging his most ardent fans to be in front of their televisions as Pirro's show opened.
But a patina of menace soon becomes apparent as you read the details and digest the implications.
