I'm still skeptical that something like this can work in practice, especially with a profit-sharing model that makes everyone who has contributed feel justly rewarded, but maybe Dandy can prove me wrong.
Then we can enable them to contribute further and to benefit more justly from a system they're already paying into.
Through these experiences, she "hope(s) to contribute to making the case for how the law when it operates justly serves individuals, communities, institutions, and societies by helping them operate at their highest level to create the greatest good".
Through these experiences, she "hope(s) to contribute to making the case for how the law when it operates justly serves individuals, communities, institutions, and societies by helping them operate at their highest level to create the greatest good". This hope in the future has inspired others to join her in the process of leading social change.
Insofar as all a group's members do, or will eventually, contribute to its effectiveness, it behooves each member not to endanger a fellow's welfare (Leigh [2010]), just as a gang of thieves will only be effective if they treat each other justly and sympathetically (Plato, Republic I, 352c; Waley [1982], p. 74).
(One other cooking-writer connection: Barbara Kafka, an award-winning food writer and prolific cookbook author, contributes to my website Sololady.com. Of her many accolades she is justly proud of her James Beard awards).
Each of the tenants in this ivory-tower boarding house contributed to its upkeep, lights, heat, the wages of a general cook (a former Cotton Club chorine), and all were present at the invitation of the owner, that very original editor, writer, fantaisiste, a gentleman with a guillotine tongue, yet benevolent and butter-hearted, the late, the justly lamented George Davis.
