What if productivity growth is not so much an external force that proceeds in random fits and starts, but is rather deeply intertwined with the overall state of the economy and labor market?
Fighting evil is not primitive nor Neanderthalic but is rather deeply moral and demonstrates a deep commitment to the infinite value of every human life.
His budget proposals are driven not by the demands of America's current fiscal situation, but rather by deeply held convictions about the need to limit government power.
Indeed, how might American history look different once we invite the possibility that perhaps the industrialization of the north and the proliferation of slavery in the south were not rival developments, but rather, transformations deeply embedded within one another?
Gribetz shows how these communities perceived one another, not as strangers vying for possession of a land that each regarded as exclusively their own, but rather as deeply familiar, if at times mythologized or distorted, others.
But when you watch Alex Jones accuse Rogan of repeating "George Soros talking points," it's obvious that Jones isn't trying to spread the truth, or at least his version of it, but rather, seems deeply offended by the fact that his old friend laughs at his interdimensional child molester theories.
China is not a typical nation-state but rather a deeply historical and civilizational state.
As far as public opinion in the Arab world is concerned, Shibley astutely points out that there the problem is not countries questioning American credibility, but rather being deeply suspicious of any U.S. action in the region.
The Vermont senator's success is not a result of charisma or image manipulation, both of which he quite properly treats as dangerous distractions from what ails us, but rather his deeply informed critique of the bipartisan policies of Presidents Clinton and Bush that have brought so much misery in their wakes.
