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Bipolar Measurements

Kevin Sullivan:

One of the pitfalls in analyzing the ebb and flow of a reform movement by crowd size and exuberance is that you end up with rather bipolar measurements for success and failure…Whatever happens today will not change the fact that Iran is changing. But how it's changing, and at what pace, is where people in-the-know must fill in the gaps.

(Video via the Guardian)

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Posted on Feb 11 2010 @ 1:23pmAuthor Andrew SullivanCategories The Dish

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