Three is not a crowd because most of us do not know how to listen and understand someone whose viewpoint differs from our own.
WHY THE TWITTER ALGORITHM CHANGE MATTERS "As it gradually tightens the loops in Twitter's social fabric, the algorithm risks further insulating its users from people whose viewpoints run counter to their own ― a phenomenon, already rampant on Facebook, that has contributed to the polarization of the American electorate and the Balkanization of its media".
He visited just about everybody whose viewpoint he might absorb without necessarily asking for an opinion.
If the genocidal Nazi is a possible object of ascriptions of moral integrity, then we can properly ascribe integrity to people whose moral viewpoint is bizarrely remote from any we find intelligible or defensible.
The novel's action is principally seen from the viewpoint of Tom O'Kane, whose brother Charlie is a rising Brooklyn politician, the man Tom counts on to excise the antidemocratic influence of the Big Crowd.
In his eloquent new novel, Benjamin Markovits — an American writer who lives in London — retells episodes in the life of Lord Byron from the viewpoint of Annabella Milbanke, whose marriage to the poet lasted only a year or so.
From another viewpoint, Mr Sarkozy was a meddling egomaniac whose amateurism and self-importance gravely impeded the EU's ability to intervene.
Lester winds back and retells the story of that night from the viewpoint of Jacob (Scoot McNairy), the air-traffic controller whose error, compounded by a phone glitch, caused the crash.
Specifically, this protocol provided the selection criteria of phases and elements from the viewpoint of structure and composition fluctuations during nucleation for each phase, whose accuracy and effectiveness were experimentally verified.
Then, Step 9 from the BFHI [ 2, 11] discouraging bottle-feeding of infants whose mother intends to breastfeed, at least during the establishment of breastfeeding, is confirmed from the viewpoint of muscle development.
