Can a two-thirds majority determine moral rectitude?
By Sarath De Alwis-July 3, 2013, 12:00 pm
"Leaders who have been lucky are never punished for having taken too much risk. Instead they are believed to have had the flair and foresight to anticipate success and the sensible people who doubted them are seen in hindsight as mediocre, timid and weak. A few lucky gambles can crown a reckless leader with halo of prescience and boldness."
