In the think tank, there is a tendency: each lower level member of the organization filters and modifies the information before passing it to the higher level organization. In this way, the information is rendered or distorted to meet the expectations of the superior. A typical example of this tendency is the Tokyo Bay incident. Although the Maddox destroyer sent a second message to replace the first and asked for time to revalue the data. The second message was intercepted by the bureaucracy. The head of the agency did not pass on the message to the president because they knew him. Which of the following can reasonably complete the above? ['Already know the content of the second message.', 'Satisfied with the content of the first message.', 'Not interested in the content of the first message.', 'Decisions have been made on the basis of the first message.']