John states:
“In other words, just because I am unlikely, given my lack of practice in recent years, to hit the bullseye in a game of darts with you is not to suggest that I don’t have a good chance of beating you in the game by getting closer to the bullseye. In fact, I don’t even have to have to see a precise, perfect image of the bullseye — I just have to know its general direction in relationship to your dart.”
So you are a semi-omniscient central planner.
A. You know there is a bullseye that exists apart from the one chosen by free individuals. ( who has located this bullseye anyway?)
B. You know the general direction of the bullseye in relationship to the dart. (The dart apparently is a metaphor for the money that will be thrown at the dart board).
C. And I guess that your vision of the bullseye is the right one and will somehow line-up with the vision of the benevolent, non-self interested bureaucrats that will be allocating the funds in pursuit of hitting the bullseye.
