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Often, the people who look like heroes — NASDAQ chairmen, visionary innovators, star traders —''before'' the fact only start to look like bad apples ''after'' it. And vice versa. | Often, the people who look like heroes — NASDAQ chairmen, visionary innovators, star traders —''before'' the fact only start to look like bad apples ''after'' it. And vice versa. | ||
===Before and after fact: a play in two acts=== | ===Before and after fact: a play in two acts=== | ||
Quiz time: taking the information supplied about who everyone thought was hero | Quiz time: taking the information supplied about who everyone thought was the hero, or bad apple, ''before'' a celebrated financial markets catastrophe, fill in who you think it might have turned out to be ''after'' the event. | ||
{{Tabletopflex|100}} | {{Tabletopflex|100}} | ||
|+ The [[JC]]’s famous “[[guess the bad apple]]”{{tm}} game | |+ The [[JC]]’s famous “[[guess the bad apple]]”{{tm}} game | ||
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The [[JC]]’s view: the “bad apple” concept is not a good one if the virtue of one’s applehood is only apparent in hindsight. | The [[JC]]’s view: the “bad apple” concept is not a good one if the virtue of one’s applehood is ''only'' ''apparent in hindsight''. | ||
{{sa}} | {{sa}} | ||
*[[Human error]] | *[[Human error]] | ||
*{{fieldguide}} | *{{fieldguide}} | ||
*[[Rumours of our demise are greatly exaggerated]] | *[[Rumours of our demise are greatly exaggerated]] | ||