Imagine you are the president of the United States and have a difficult and momentous decision to make. This decision requires prudence and good judgment. You call on your closest advisers to help you make this decision, and this includes the vice president.
The vice president gives you his considered assessment of the situation and leaves the room. As you consider this advice, you try to assess how good a judge he is of various circumstances. Then you recall he said this:
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