And Take Me Out offers the simplest pleasure of all – beautiful, instant, consequence-free judgement of strangers.
It makes life gloriously simple for his players: perform or risk instant consequences.
Indeed, most of those who did forecast instant dire consequences are already retreating to their fallback position: that Brexit will be a slow burn, with the impact only felt over time.
This new diagnosis triggered instant and dire consequences for Ess's institutional fate: he was now considered a serious health threat to his fellow convalescent inmates and was immediately expelled from the Blatterhaus.
Twitter did not "fully predict or understand the real-world consequences" of instant, public and global conversations, Dorsey tweeted.
The point is to leave space in one's head for the unknown, to approach the future with nimble thinking in an age of instant news and unintended consequences.
This avoids misestimation of such time instants and the consequences on speech processing techniques.
Whether we feel inadequate as providers (having chosen the stay-at-home path), woefully unavailable to our children (having opted to re-enter the workforce) or, dare I say it, miserably conflicted (as we endeavor to do both in the very same instant), may be of little consequence in the end.
"The lad mags were predicated on instant gratification, on living the consequence-free life.
Over the years a growing body of mathematical ideas have built upon the assumption that the Riemann hypothesis is true; its proof, or disproof, would have far-reaching consequences and confer instant renown.
That helped bring in things like instant messaging, but with unintended consequences: IM is primarily considered a gimmick for teens, but Danger is finding that executives like it more than e-mail or phone calls.
