Mr Kan's tax proposals may just have been one woolly idea too many.As the party prepares for a leadership race, it may be split between those loyal to Mr Kan and others who support Ichiro Ozawa, an old-style, pork-barrel populist who resigned alongside Mr Hatoyama last month and has continued to snipe at Mr Kan from the sidelines.
This matters because it demonstrates the problem with the uncanny valley: it is an inherently woolly idea.
On the contrary, the double act is best managed with a loose and open approach during the wild and woolly idea-generation phase, and a tighter, more concentrated one to turn ideas into products or services.
– Ed has been portrayed as a woolly ideas person not terribly interested in power.
As Nathalia Gjersoe explains, seemingly innocuous brain myths like this open the door for non-critical thinking and woolly ideas.
The top generals, schooled under past socialist regimes, are thought to have only the woolliest idea of how market forces work.
"Racing Right" – the woolly levy-replacement idea, light on practicalities, debated with approval in Parliament – would ask bookmakers to pay for the right to bet on the sport.
Sold on what one band member, Paul Shapiro, called "this wild and woolly and wonderful idea," talent drove up to an hour to show up for the first rehearsal in February and for the first monthly concert in March.
And, if he is to win in September, much will depend on how Mr Schröder, famously not a team player, handles his fellow Social Democrats—including the still powerful Mr Lafontaine.A draft manifesto leaked by the Social Democrats this week was a mixed bag of sensible, woolly and silly ideas.
Implicit in the warnings to young girls in flower is the idea that leering, woolly-chested predators will always be lurking.
More importantly, implicit in the warnings to young girls in flower is the idea that leering, woolly-chested predators will always be lurking at swimming pools, on public transportation, in whatever caves they dwell in.
