This is a classic case of not thinking through the implications before rushing into reform".
We need to be thinking through design implications of scaling up tech systems.
We have adopted a new method of validating legislation, transferring sovereignty to the people, but without thinking through the implications.
"This out-of-touch government encouraged councils to shuffle libraries off to community groups without thinking through the implications or potential pitfalls of doing so," said Jarvis.
Well, Edward Snowden's revelations are now causing something of a crisis in the IT industry as its international customers start thinking through the implications.
We're all really excited about it, but I don't see very many people working in a diligent, methodical way on thinking through the implications.
The judges are cogently thinking through the implications of their 1980s jurisprudence on the "just say no" defense and other takeover rules and updating them for the new capital markets.
But it's also worth thinking through the implications of immortalizing medicines, which I had the opportunity to do with Leonard Hayflick, the elder statesman (and elder contrarian) of the field.
But it does not exempt policy makers or critics or protesters from thinking through the implications of any intervention, or the legacy of history that could weigh upon it.
Now, after a couple of years working behind the scenes, she is returning with Rentrayage, a collection of pieces remade from vintage clothes, a stab at sustainable fashion and thinking through the implications of her production in a new way.
In Media and Sovereignty, Monroe Price makes an important and illuminating contribution to thinking through the implications of this media shift, for states and for other national and transnational interest groups.
