I didn’t say your proposal was “bad”, I said it wasn’t “conservative”.
My point is just that, if GHD were to reorient around “reliable global capacity growth”, it would look very different, to the point where I think your proposal is better described as “stop GHD work, and instead do reliable global capacity growth work”, rather than the current framing of “let’s reconceptualize the existing bucket of work”.
I didn’t say your proposal was “bad”, I said it wasn’t “conservative”.
My point is just that, if GHD were to reorient around “reliable global capacity growth”, it would look very different, to the point where I think your proposal is better described as “stop GHD work, and instead do reliable global capacity growth work”, rather than the current framing of “let’s reconceptualize the existing bucket of work”.
I was replying to your sentence, “I’d guess most proponents of GHD would find (1) and (2) particularly bad.”
Oh I see, sorry for misinterpreting you.