In his reflection on the book, Young references Rawls (A Theory of Justice author) as one "who recognizes the danger that a fair opportunity could lead to 'a callous meritocratic society.'" This abstract perspective starts to have more immediate relevance when we hear Paul Ryan making the claim that, "We promise equal opportunity, not equal outcomes".
For example, the finger prick can be painful and can lead to callous and hard spots.
This has led to a perception that professional football is the Big Tobacco of sports, a profit-obsessed corporate entity with a callous lack of concern for the human beings who take the big hits.
But a systematic policy of pampering the wealthy, be they domestic or foreign, allied to a callous disregard of the interest of our own young, has led to the economic polarisation we see today.
Mr. Abdelsamia then pointed to a callous on his forehead.
And then he pointed to a callous at the base of his little finger.
Our insecurity has led to callous inhumanity.
The deadly feline distemper outbreak that continues to plague the Orange County animal shelter comes after years of accusations from animal advocates that agency mismanagement has led to callous, sometimes cruel, treatment of animals.
The religious fear of evil can itself lead to evil a desire to protect unborn children, for instance, can cause a callous disregard for women's lives.
A flight by the United States would be seen purely as a response to Western losses, reflect callous disregard for the plight of the Afghan people, and lead to justified feelings of triumph on the part of the Taliban and their allies.
Surface-level similarities in callous unemotional traits and ASD with respect to impairments in interpersonal functioning may lead to certain behavioural problems being misinterpreted as being solely because of ASD, whereas callous unemotional traits may also be driving this behaviour.
