The virtuous, back-and-forth cycle of idea sharing and innovation exchange is helping to make the company one of the sharpest in its industry.
Everyone is too busy shoveling snow and feeling virtuous after getting back inside to revert to our usual culture of circular loathing.
The idea of the virtuous early bird goes back at least to Aristotle, who wrote, in his Economics, that "Rising before daylight is … to be commended; it is a healthy habit".
A fund is a virtuous way to give back to the game development community, and is certainly noble considering that the games developed could be competitive with TinyCo's own titles.
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The Obama campaign's absolute, indisputable argument on this matter is that this process is virtuous; successful people pay back into the common weal kitty to provide the opportunity for future successful people.
The unspoken message was: we, the leaders of Europe, welcome you, the Italians, back to the virtuous core.
Perhaps you'd like me to be pure and virtuous and give it all back to them for development?
"The decline in interest rates is putting Brazil back into a virtuous cycle that should allow for faster growth of about 3.5% next year," he says, up from an estimated 1% in 2003 and 1% in 2002.
Or virtuous if you donate it back to the movement.
Virtuous circles, whereby investment in health and roads leads to better educational outcomes – and more women's empowerment, feeding back into health – doubtless exist.
