Is evil-doing … possible in default of not just 'base motives'... but of any motives whatever … Might the problem of good and evil, our faculty for telling right from wrong, be connected with our faculty of thought?" (LM, vol. I, 4 5).
In fact, pretty much everyone seemed an enemy for the "sleeping giant" which once was invariably a sport looked down upon with equal parts derision and disdain like some kind of long-haired non-conformist, or worse a "New Australian" for whom a suspicion of motives was the default position.
Last but not least, operating with a sense of disconnect from the higher sense of love, we tend to grow a sense of isolation and loneliness, defaulting back onto our most common human motive of self-interest.
With the market looking to wireless charging as a default option in flagship handsets we see the motive.
That produced more violent disparities of wealth and a motive for "cashing" the value of a defaulting labourer.
Whatever it looks like a darn big loan to a very dodgy credit – and I presume that there is a non-financial motive for granting it". He adds: "We have the Sovereign Default of a democracy at hand.
Furthermore, available data indiscriminately encompass all registered patients with a foreign passport, which by default also encompass expatriates, migrants, business travelers, and holiday-makers for whom health care may not be the main motive for their stay (7– 9).
Typically, however, a manager defaults to the styles he or she is most comfortable using, a preference that reflects the person's dominant motive combined with the level of pressure in the workplace.
These effects were strongest when the default was designed to nudge people toward an option that benefited society, but the benefits of transparency held even when the default-setter's motives were explicitly selfish.
This was true even when people were forced to slow down and put more thought into making a decision; even when the default served the interests of the default-setter rather than the consumer or society; and even when the default-setter's motives were explicitly to put money back in their own pocket.
