“Imagine you are employed by an automobile plant which is experimenting
with four-wheel brakes,” Dean Donham pondered out loud, in the presence
of the Globe reporter. “Suppose a friend in a rival establishment catches
you unprepared and suddenly inquires point-blank: ‘Is your concern
experimenting with four-wheel brakes?’
“Now, I’m not suggesting what your answer should be, but I do suggest
that you have many conflicting obligations to consider when you
reply…Even so simple a problem requires some thought.”
