"In effect, the Maya developed the ultimate human rights ethos -- an ethos that actually can guide humanity out of the moral morass that we are currently living," writes long-time columnist and MAS scholar Roberto Cintli Rodriguezez.
The "common identity", which multiculturalism is accused of to have slighted or even violated, is dubbed "equality of human dignity", "an ethos of respect for the equal dignity of every individual and hospitality towards the wider world" (p. 14).
Ryoko Ando, a (pro-establishment) citizen activist who hosts Ethos' human experiments in Fukushima, said: "Is this the kind of world we've arrived at over the 67 years since the end of World Ward Two?" Written on Nagasaki Day".
In this streetwise Darwinian ethos, humans are whirring action or comedy machines going for the gold, and winning is everything.
But while most consider them to be out of date, expert systems embody the present ethos of human and machine collaboration.
This is where the tools and ethos of human-centered design can be powerful.
Matheson is the vice president in charge of human resources for Nike, whose ethos is to embrace diversity.
But large corporations are also trying to deal with the fallout, recognising the all-too human limits of this extreme ethos.
The Customer Loyalty Team, or C.L.T., is the nerve center of Zappos, whose thirty-five-year-old C.E.O., Tony Hsieh, has earned a zealous following by imposing an ethos of live human connection on the chilly, anonymous bazaar of the Internet.
