QUESTION FROM NEUMANN103: Jeff — which do you think does more harm to the perception of Justice: legally shaky decisions that result in the "right" public policy results (eg Roe, 1973) and legally sound decisions that create "bad" results (eg Citizens United)?
The sheer grind of filling six shows a week has lead, perhaps, to a few shaky decisions on guests and there have been predictable flaps; about his "softness" on alternative therapies, particularly homeopathy, which he is not willing fully to discount.
While Kaepernick provides great elusiveness and a much greater running threat than the agile Smith, Kaepernick's youth and shaky decision-making has people questioning head coach Jim Harbaugh's decision at times.
But because of the network effect, it's a fair bet that shaky management decisions over the way it treats users' information, an area where Facebook appears to have more than its fair share, will keep costing it friends.
It was a tactic the visitors always looked susceptible to, with Scott and Djimi Traore shaky on their decision making at times and the lively Gomez always looking to burst free of the last man.
Like TIP, it is based on shaky data, making the decision to "name and shame" the ten worst performers particularly unfair, says Mr Howard.
The Sony film by the Oscar-winning pair who made "The Hurt Locker" will no doubt reflect the president's cool, gutsy decision against shaky odds.
