The great advantage of the choices we didn't make is that they exist as pristine "what ifs, " unsullied by reality.
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Sinn Fein, who were not involved in the talks, said all that was on offer was "a list of maybes and what ifs".
Instead, Simon spends time explaining the birth choices available and discussing the 'what ifs' so that they (and their partners) are not going into the experience blind.
He also goes into how the have-nots could gain superior voting power in he BCS under a return to this system, but that includes a lot of what-ifs and is beyond the scope of what I want to cover here.
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Though an epilogue examines tactical what-ifs, no effort is made to say what it all meant, and the whole story reads rather like an inside view of a tight World Series baseball championship.
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Coalition military leaders examine these and other "what-ifs" time and again in "war games" and computer exercises, using "red teams" playing the role of enemy.
What actually happened, fortunately, was kinder than the what-ifs.
There are, of course, many what-ifs to take into consideration that can never be proven, but by reversing the ill-gotten win that Seattle notched (the referees admitted to the screw-up and the labor dispute was settled before any other games were played) the Green Bay Packers would currently have 12 wins and automatically have a lock on the second seed with the potential to still grab the first seed.
But his difficulty in giving that big speech on Europe in about a week's time is what if he's wrong on any one of those ifs?
The simplest method of tracking this incidence is to look at, as in the IFS report, the incidence of Stamp Duty and then to add what we have been told by the European Commission.
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