There is also nothing wrong with trying to balance point-of-view biases in writing and reviewing.
"You get about 14 times as much energy out as you put in, and you can grow trees on marginal land that is not agricultural land...There would be all sorts of benefits, both environmentally and from the energy-balance point of view".Listen to the audio (6:06 mins)Buy a PDF of this complete survey, including all graphics, for saving or one-click printing.
Further, from an energy balance point of view, it may not be possible to solve the problem by focusing on food alone.
From a material balance point of view, more than 648,000 tons of fresh straw (with 90% DM) are annually fed into the process to generate 100,000 tons per year.
IBM's recently-announced Project Debater is a case in point: it showed just how far AI has come in terms of constructing and articulating a point of view, but equally how much better humans are at balancing different points of view.
The most infamous FCC effort to exert "oversight over the political process," in Wu's words, was known as the "Fairness Doctrine". For decades, it allowed the government to censor political speech by justifying its purpose as "balancing" competing points of view in the name of "diversity," serving the "public interest" and, most cynically, protecting freedom of expression.
The case describes the arguments and strategies of an array of interest groups-developers, realtors, environmentalists, urbanists-and the way in which they and New Jersey Governor James McGreevey and the state's legislature balanced their points of views in crafting the legislation.
How do we balance these two points of view?
False negatives emerging from the prevention point-of-view data were slighted more balanced.
