They love him because he speaks for them, on the radio, without concern for consequences.
In addition to the quietude of Chief Justice John Roberts and the questions about federalism from Justice Anthony Kennedy (which we cover in print this week, out tomorrow), a remarkable feature of the oral argument was the concern for consequences evinced by justices who ordinarily appear to care little about such things.
One of the issues that consequentialists must consider is the temporal and spatial scope of our concern for consequences.
"I sometimes say that I worry less about computers that think like people and more about people that think like computers without values or compassion, without concern for consequences," Cook said, in a copy of the remarks provided to TechCrunch.
He's the American Dream as horrific nightmare, with all the ambition and chutzpah, and none of the humanity or concern for consequences.
Nature may be viewed as an ideal, but multifaceted machine that functions without concern for consequences.
However, if propranolol generally reduced concern for consequences, it should affect responses to both personal and impersonal dilemmas, whereas we observed an increase in deontological judgement only in personal dilemmas.
Although our study did not seek to explore the consequences of the OWTS, many participants voluntarily expressed concern for the consequence of the strategy, and suggested that more time and effort should be spent monitoring the consequences.
More inscrutable, however, were Roberts, who barely said a word throughout the entire hearing, and Kennedy, who seemed genuinely unsure which way to lean: he expressed concern for the consequence of either ruling.
The infection during pregnancy is of concern for the consequences that may result in the fetus and this is of great.
