So it is good to disagree and also good to be informed about a topic and understand that some issues are better left unresolved.
We hear about a lot of these super-low-level advances in processing and storage (whenever I see the word "holographic," I reach for the salt), and while they're usually at best years away from practice and manufacture, they're good to keep informed on, if nothing else than as cocktail chatter.
It's good to be informed about politics and the future of our country.
Otherwise, the SPs were of the opinion that it would be good to have been informed of clear action guidelines in case conflicts with the students emerged in the later teaching, and that a compact summary regarding the training contents which they could take away with them would be helpful.
So yes, choice is good – but informed choice.
Squelch adds that they plan to maximise peer-to-peer relay of information through social media: "Facebook and Twitter can be good channels to use to inform friends and family about opportunities to engage with Alzheimer's Society".
Whether the seller's feedback rating is good or poor should inform your decision to buy the item.
Wireless is good because it can inform people and get them motivated to vote.
Whether bioethicists' notion of autonomy counts as Kantian or Millian, and regardless of either the exact meaning of autonomy or the extent to which autonomy is good for us, grounding informed consent in autonomy turns out to be difficult.
For now, Hayes said, the "information is not good enough to inform good policy-making".
