He’s a good idealist (not dogmatic), and he’d likely be better than a Cuomo or a Wilhelm, because I see him addressing issues rather than busy placating corruption.
NYC needs a good mayor. I wish him luck.
NYC needs a good mayor. I wish him luck.
I see some dangers of that in Yang's proposals, too. He wants the city to take ownership of the subway. Great. I'd like that too. But Cuomo has absolutely no intention of letting that happen. Absent any detail of how he'll change that, what am I even voting for?
Think “deep interests”.
With human systems? The impact of your change is not always readily apparent, easily traceable, or based in logic.
Particularly, because there is always going to be lag between change and outcome as the humans adapt their behaviour over human time scales, not computer time scales.
> Bill de Blasio, then 26, went to Nicaragua to help distribute food and medicine in the middle of a war between left and right. But he returned with something else entirely: a vision of the possibilities of an unfettered leftist government.
Yang has had a much more down-to-earth career in philanthropy and business.
Bill de Blasio is a genuinely confusing when he isn't just being pathetic.