Or worse yet, a reckless nation state actor such as North Korea's autocratic strongman launches a missile attack against Seoul or Los Angeles.
But allowing states like Texas to arbitrarily eliminate them altogether because of a few bad actors is just reckless public policy, harming disadvantaged and minority students who need these services the most.
But Ms. Monroe, who left her government post in 2009 to found a lobbying firm, added that "allowing states like Texas to arbitrarily eliminate them altogether due to a few bad actors is just reckless public policy".
Iñárritu has an instinctive feeling for the volatility of hard-pressed people, for the varieties of explosive sexual temperament, and he has drawn committed, almost reckless performances out of such actors as Gael García Bernal, Benicio Del Toro, Naomi Watts — even Brad Pitt, as the man trying to save his wife's life in "Babel".
In addition to apologizing and making reassuring noises about the sanctity of user privacy, Zuckerberg should make some clear commitments: to protect Facebook's users from microtargeted propaganda; to use his algorithms to promote truth over reckless sensationalism; to prevent bad actors from using his tools to sow discord and bigotry.
"We call on the private sector to increase its accountability in the cyber realm by taking actions that deny North Korea and other bad actors the ability to launch reckless and destructive cyberattacks.
The sight lines are probably best from the orchestra, but in the seats onstage, the actors rush back and forth with reckless speed, some performers inches away, while others are even closer.
The comedian still stands guard over black actors (from Morgan Freeman and Denzel Washington down) as a reckless example, in his way as self-destructively glorious as saxophonist Charlie Parker in the 1940s and 50s.
"The reckless pursuit of short-term profits by a handful of actors is destroying the reputation and value of the entire market," said Mr. Okubo, a former managing director at Morgan Stanley.
