I DON'T THINK "UNSTABLE" IS THE CORRECT WORD

I won't go into enough details to make the person I'm talking about identifiable out of a concern for his privacy.  I will say that my adviser when I was in graduate school was noted for his creativity and that really meant he had a LOT of ideas.  Obviously, most of them didn't work out, mostly because he had been spoiled when he was a graduate student by having too many assistants, so he never developed an "output editor."  I think Neut is the same kind of thinker, so Mittens is wrong to call him "unstable."

On the other hand, this characteristic makes Neut unsuitable to hold an executive position.