MatrixWatch
June 19th, 2003, 08:25 AM
This matrix idea was good for many people in the beginning, but several of the inherent flaws of the system are catching up with the concept. I see it as a plane that took off remarkably well, but a few things went wrong mid-flight. The plane is now nose diving. We have a few options:
1. We don't do anything, and let the thing crash hard.
2. We start going through everyone's pockets and take what we can get.
3. We make our way toward the cockpit and try to land this thing as smoothly as possible. Perhaps we could save a few lives.
I think that matrix sites need strong accountability if the latter option is chosen. I think that we should do everything in our power to land as softly as possible.
What do you think would be some other ideas on how to do this?
1. We don't do anything, and let the thing crash hard.
2. We start going through everyone's pockets and take what we can get.
3. We make our way toward the cockpit and try to land this thing as smoothly as possible. Perhaps we could save a few lives.
I think that matrix sites need strong accountability if the latter option is chosen. I think that we should do everything in our power to land as softly as possible.
What do you think would be some other ideas on how to do this?