I like the way Clifford writes, he is definitely one of the easier to understand. I especially liked his analogy about the "emigrant-ship," it is the difference between courage and recklessness- how some might question their actions at first but then they see it works out fine and don't really deal with the fact that they made a bad judgement call in the first place. Its like the story about those two girls that were kidnapped in California, the one where their boyfriends were tapped up, anyway the girls put a plan together and stabbed the man to try to get away. They are considered courageous but what if the stabbing plan didn't work out to their advantage and he ended up shooting them for even trying. It's when a stupid move works out that people consider others courageous but when it doesn't work out the people are just plain stupid.