Humans wise and foolish clearly have a remarkable talent for deceiving themselves and others — sometimes with dollar signs glinting in their eyes, but sometimes with only the conviction that a smart, self-confident person armed with the right potion should be able to reconfigure nature.
Bill Smallwood, 41, whose home is about 100 yards from a section of the refuge's salt marsh, said, "Hopefully, this isn't anything to worry about, human-wise.
Along with focusing on urgent basic human needs, wise charitable "investors" would direct significant resources to addressing the root causes of these desperate needs.
It is generally considered a bad sign, human rights-wise, if Dick Cheney is a fan of your work.
As such, and like Caputo's late modern humans, the wise intermediary is aware that many different and conflicting reasons are available in the same situation.
Researchers at UC Berkeley have shown they can embed within songs stealthy commands for popular voice assistants that can prompt platforms like Siri, Alexa or Google Assistant to carry out actions without humans getting wise.
Why can't the U.S. entertain a less costly (financial and human life-wise) option like curtailing all weapons sales -- including the $640 million cluster bomb sale to Saudi Arabia?
In such a time, the absolute injunction may be the only wise human control.
They're human beings!" the wise producer Leo Bloom once said, to which his partner, Max Bialystock, replied, "They are?
9.13pm: Sounding Competent Darling: 30 - Sounded wise, human, and decent Osborne: 25 - Much younger than his rivals, Osborne was at a disadvantage.
A master of both the vast scholarly literature on Nazism and the extraordinary range of its published and unpublished record, Kershaw combines vivid accounts of particular human experiences with wise reflections on big interpretive and moral issues.
