What’s preventing reform? The answer starts with the government’s hierarchical structure—though an information-is-power mentality and “need to know” Cold War-era culture contribute too. To improve the practice of information sharing, government needs to change the structure of information sharing. Specifically, it needs to flatten the hierarchy.I have no idea what the article says because I'm an idiot, but it seems very impressive to me and should be passed along.
I also have fond memories of babysitting her kids a few times. For one, they had the best couch I've ever sat in. I don't know what it was - it was big, maybe lumpy in spots but springy in others, but it was a great couch. Unfortunately they didn't have cable so if you sat on the couch you had to actually pay attention to the kids, so. Both kids were very sweet & entertaining - I can still remember looking down at the little girl after walking through 8 blocks of NYC to the playground amidst crazy traffic noise and genuinely asking "oh my god - have you been talking this whole time?!?"
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