One interpretation is that DWA has now, courtesy of Crossbowman's recent elaboration of the utility of knowing, and even announcing, that one has anger when one does have anger -- an absolute no-no from the point of view of political orthodoxy, begun to approach a revealable clarity concerning self-management and emotions. I must, I believe, decline to draw from this hypothesis any actionable clarity that would conclude with any practical specificity lest I should deprive the aardvarkian partriarch of the fun of self-discovery. At the same time, would I not be remiss if I lost this opportunity for a link to the intriguing post-9/11 dilemma in which Mullah Omar found himself obliged to choose loyalty and traditional custom over a policy then needing some further mulling but which nevertheless would have had more chance of saving the lives of his fellow Afghanis than leaving a crucial meeting with an implicit invitation to (the bush league's) United States to bomb his country?