sense instead.
now that may not seem right to you, but ask some old soldier – particularly, ask some old officer, if he’s been in a war, i mean. in the army we say you just obey orders, and sometimes you do even if you can see it’s a dam fool mistake that’s going to get you killed, because you don’t know that, and you can’t tell but that it’s necessary. but at the same time, day in and day out, you don’t do it that way. you do enough to cover yourself and what you don’t do – what you don’t make your men do, i mean – is maybe 