This mind-set, he added, "is very dangerous for the future".
Perhaps more significant, we are not very good at predicting who is likely to be dangerous in the future.
"To raise the debt ceiling again without requiring action now to deal with the problem is irresponsible and dangerous to the future of America," Mr. Gramm said.
The psychologist, Walter Quijano, had been called by the defense, and he testified that he did not believe Mr. Buck would be dangerous in the future.
"As for the sheiks that do not agree with this, they must reconsider what they say, as it will be very dangerous for the future," he said.
For Jim Wallis to suggest that narrative is not as important in swaying voters is more dangerous to the future of the Democratic Party than anything the Republicans can peddle.
"These contracts are so toxic and dangerous to the future safety of patients within the NHS that we cannot stand idly by and not take action.
On one hand, a biological predisposition suggests that a person is likely to be dangerous in the future and should get a longer sentence; on the other, it implies a lower threshold of responsibility.
Australia, China, the United States and Canada expressed reservations about some of the language in the report concerning biotechnology, especially genetically modified foods, which many believe have the potential to ease the food crisis, but others regard as potentially dangerous for the future.
And, somewhat belatedly, a large group of technology companies – along with several major business organizations – have written an open letter to the FCC, saying the two-tier proposals are dangerous to the future of the Internet.
