The same Hayekian convictions also straightforwardly imply that regulation meant to govern interaction within complex and evolving economic, legal, and political institutions will inevitably lead to unpredictable and unintended consequences, some fortuitous, some disastrous.
It means teaching him about choices and consequences -- some benign, some deadly.
Impossible antecedents and their consequences: Some thirteenth-century Arabic discussions.
That decision and its consequences — some intended, many unimagined — is the subject of James T. Patterson's "Brown v. Board of Education: A Civil Rights Milestone and Its Troubled Legacy" (Oxford; $27.50).
Because of the intrigue in Rome over the Cadaver Synod and its consequences, some suspect that Theodore was murdered for his acts.
Clearly, if we are going to measure closeness to truth by counting true and false consequences, some true consequences have to count more than others if we are to discriminate amongst them.
We might focus on the fact that we expect warming to cause exactly this type of extremely intense typhoon to occur more often — as well as a range of other harmful and irreversible consequences, some of them quite certain.
In this phase, which illustrates a number of events from 1995 to the present, we note many more actors and unexpected consequences – some arising with a delay – as well as the emergence of opposition to immunization.
However, every difficult decision has a downside and produces unintended consequences, some of which are simply impossible to foresee.
In the case of OSCEs and more specifically the CASC, this may have a range of consequences, some desirable and others less clearly helpful.
