This blog is apolitical (and there is zero likelihood of that changing
if for no other reason than that the competition in that "blog-space"
is murderous), but this Op-Ed about "category errors" in the way the 9/11 commission is proceeding holds
lessons for how law firm managers think about risk (e.g., disaster recovery).
In particular, our African-savannah-evolved brains tend to fall for
the traps of "excessive and naive specificity," "hindsight distortion,"
and the siren song of "infinite vigilance."
