"The word 'cunt' can be funny if it's used smartly and discreetly and it's not about genitalia," he says, with something approaching impassioned rhetoric.
In "Orange," this subject matter feels unavoidable, and it's used smartly to complicate the critique of capitalism that fuelled Season 3. But, if Poussey's death is realistic, it also casts a shadow backward.
City buses, used smartly, are great: they are quicker than walking, cheaper than a cab, and go places the subway doesn't.Indeed, in many cities, bus services are improving as municipal planners have cottoned on to the startling idea that what people want is a fast and frequent service.
Even some who believe drones are essential and much less risky than the alternatives are bothered that much of the program has been run by the C.I.A. "Drones can be a very important part of our war arsenal if used smartly," says Frank G. Wisner, a top diplomat under Republican and Democratic administrations.
But when used smartly, with great purpose, social media can be critical to sales, satisfaction and retention now and forever.
Perhaps the lesson is that money used smartly can, indeed, win an election, but wholesale dumping of millions of dollars into any campaign only guarantees that TV station owners and political consultants will make out like bandits.
But I want those resources to be used smartly, not just by taking advantage of hardware and software that can improve education, but also by using social media to supplement what teachers do and make it increasingly possible for people to learn outside the confines of a classroom.
Use the filter function smartly.
We have a huge advantage over the generations of people who have come before us, because we can understand water and we can use it smartly," notes award-winning journalist Charles Fishman in his ground-breaking tome, "The Big Thirst: The Secret Life and Turbulent Future of Water".
But for financial firms that do not use data smartly, the number's up.
