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So that's actually a little interesting to me in a sort of spiraling way.

We're making the argument that business has to react to government "signals." That would imply something real and tangible.

But the quote above is not really all that real and tangible. It's something that was pulled out of the middle of a meandering answer about the economy. The only way it's a signal is if the current president is extremely on-point with his words, always meaning everything he says to the letter. I suppose one could argue that, but I've also been told, repeatedly, that he's a chowderhead being rewarded with ice cream. And I'd have to assume that a business person who reads direct meaning and signals into out-of-context quotes from a ice cream loving chowder head is a moron.

Now, what that quote was great for is divisive media fodder. We lament how the media is trying to divide us. But when the media waves around a quote that confirms our worldview, we just go along? This seems very trusting of the media, by and large.

If we want to dwell on real policies, I can get behind that. But dwelling on low-context verbal burps from a person one thinks is an invalid, these are not the things "signals" are made of.

So that's actually a little interesting to me in a sort of spiraling way.

We're making the argument that business has to react to government "signals." That would imply something real and tangible.

But the quote above is not really all that real and tangible. It's something that was pulled out of the middle of a meandering answer about the economy. The only way it's a signal is if the current president is extremely on-point with his words, always meaning everything he says to the letter. I suppose one could argue that, but I've also been told, repeatedly, that he's a chowderhead being rewarded with ice cream. And I'd have to assume that a business person who reads direct meaning and signals into out-of-context quotes from a ice cream loving chowder head is a moron.

Now, what that quote was great for is divisive media fodder. We lament how the media is trying to divide us. But when the media waves around a quote that confirms our worldview, we just go along? This seems very trusting of the media, by and large.

If we want to dwell on real policies, I can get behind that. But dwelling on low-context verbal burps from a person one thinks is an invalid, these are not the things "signals" are made of.

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