We find that the relational dimension of scientists matters for quality, but not for output, while cognitive dimensions have the opposite effect, helping output, while being indifferent toward impact.
All of this does not, of course, mean that consumers are becoming completely indifferent to the impact on their wallets and that Internet companies can ignore price concerns.
Not all social scientists in the century took the pessimistic view of the matter that Malthus did but few if any were indifferent to the impact of explosive increase in population on economy, government, and society.
Though a devout Presbyterian, Trimble seems genuinely uninterested in confessional politics, even if he is lamentably indifferent to the impact of some of his actions and rhetoric on the nationalist community.
The US is successfully spending its way out of recession and printing dollars in vast quantities, gloriously indifferent to the impact on all the countries and companies which hold dollars as their reserves.
Huxtable cites the Encyclopedia Africana as an example, which was conceived as the realisation of scholar WEB Du Bois's vision of a counterpart to the Encyclopedia Britannica that would be "unashamedly Afrocentric, but not indifferent to the impact of the outside world".
As food critic for the right-of-center Le Figaro newspaper for more than two decades, he has skinned, sliced, grilled and roasted his subjects, indifferent to the impact of his words on them, but can be thin-skinned when they hit back.
If the people in our lives are so utterly naïve or indifferent to the impact this rhetoric and the proposed legislations will have on us, we MUST make them even more aware.
Ogg, 60, said lawmakers seem indifferent to the practical impact the fiscal cliff is already having on some people.
