In the long term, after whatever economic reckoning occurs, the technology companies that survive along with a new generation of yet-to-be-founded companies will continue to methodically transform every sector of the global economy.
There are guarantees in this business – whatever the cynics reckon.
Whatever happens, Bale reckons, "the daggers will have to be plunged by the Corbynistas themselves not by the 'moderates', who would do best to sit on their hands and hope someone does their work for them so as to avoid accusations of another coup-attempt".
Ann Coulter's job now, though she won't admit it, is reckoning with whatever Donald Trump does, because his entire campaign has either moved to the right of her or flattened her in position.
After a short celebration, most of Silicon Valley has already forgotten about the Microsoft case, reckoning that whatever punishment the courts dole out to Microsoft will have little effect on what happens in the market.
Indeed, industry analysts reckon that whatever money General Motors GMM), Ford and Chrysler made last year came mostly from their light trucks.
And, as the common ground between us seems to dwindle, it has become easier to fixate on incivility than to reckon with whatever ideas rude language might describe.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies IFSS) reckons that whatever the reasons for the surge in female employment, state help with pre-school childcare in England and Wales is making only a marginal and expensive difference.
Controllers reckon that whatever was causing the short circuit must have worked itself loose, or been vaporised while tests were carried out.It might seem strange that Deep Space 1's engineers are unperturbed by the apparent failure of their craft's most exciting technology.
Whatever Trump is thinking, a reckoning seems inevitable.
