Exactly.

This particular scenario only works based on who succeeds you.

Any one of us could come up with a ten year solution to fix the U.K., or the U.S., but it's what happens AFTER that matters most.

The long march through the institutions wasn't even something that took a decade... it took multiple generations.

The sacrifice for ten years of progress is only worth it if -- as you pointed out -- there is going to be succeeding results that mirror what you've accomplished based on who takes over next, otherwise it's an absolutely pointless sacrifice if everything you've done gets undone once you die.

Exactly.

This particular scenario only works based on who succeeds you.

Any one of us could come up with a ten year solution to fix the U.K., or the U.S., but it's what happens AFTER that matters most.

The long march through the institutions wasn't even something that took a decade... it took multiple generations.

The sacrifice for ten years of progress is only worth it if -- as you pointed out -- there is going to be succeeding results that mirror what you've accomplished based on how takes over next, otherwise it's an absolutely pointless sacrifice if everything you've done gets undone once you die.

Exactly.

This particular scenario only works based on who succeeds you.

Any one of us could come up with a ten year solution to fix the U.K., or the U.S., but it's what happens AFTER that matters most.

The lolng march through the institutions wasn't even something that took a decade... it took multiple generations.

The sacrifice for ten years of progress is only worth it if -- as you pointed out -- there is going to be succeeding results that mirror what you've accomplished based on how takes over next, otherwise it's an absolutely pointless sacrifice if everything you've done gets undone once you die.