He said: "I don't think just giving technical secrets to those who wish to do us harm serves any purpose".
In short, we needn't let fear of harm serve as evidence of harm, and we needn't assume without discussion that even evidence of harm to subscription publishers would justify compromising the public interest in public access to publicly-funded research.
NC: As I said, I think it's a totally legitimate debate, about the power of these technologies, about how you get the balance right, how you make sure these technologies are used in a proportionate and accountable way, but I don't think just giving technical secrets, if I can put it that way, to people who want to do us harm, serves any purpose.
Meta-analyses of antioxidant trials suggest no benefit, and potential harm -- serving up a starkly precautionary message.
She was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and pleaded guilty to "reckless assault with intent to harm", serving a three-year prison sentence, including psychiatric hospital time.
Especially against a long history of disapproval of their relationships, this denial works a grave and continuing harm, serving to disrespect and subordinate gays and lesbians".
Still, it was also found that while non-suicidal and suicidal deliberate self-harm served different functions, both behaviours were attributed to relieving high levels of negative emotions [ 59].
There is increasing awareness that self-harm serves a purpose for patients.
More also needs to be known about the potentially different functions that self-harm serves, and the causal pathways that link self-harm and suicidal thoughts among this age group.
Sometimes, in the day-to-day tumble of domestic politics, that approach did little harm and served him well.
In addition to ongoing involvement in some of the front-burner cases involving mass harms, he served as the reporter for the Principles of the Law of Aggregate Litigation of the American Law Institute.
