"Is love the answer, or freedom from love?" Can a busy life compensate for searing loss?
Much important work still lies ahead — figuring out how much oil is still out there, cleaning it up, measuring the damage to marine life, compensating victims.
The stem cells ensure self-renewal throughout life, compensating for cell loss to spermatogenesis, which occurs during larval development, and oogenesis and apoptosis that occur during adulthood.
Physical culture's foremost entrepreneur was Bernarr Macfadden, who spent his entire life compensating for childhood weaknesses.
In fact, while "pain and suffering compensates the victim for the physical and mental discomfort caused by the injury; * * * loss of enjoyment of life compensates the victim for the limitations on the person's life created by the injury", a distinctly objective loss (Thompson v. National R.R. Passenger Corp., supra, at 824).
Boon suggests that motherhood is shaped upon social and cultural expectations, whereby when maternal morbidity does occur there is an expectation that it will be accepted as part of the birthing process, and that "The glory of motherhood and the wonder of new life compensating, somehow, for permanent physical debilitation".
Fortunately I could read from the age of 4 or 5, and have been an avid reader all my life, that compensated somewhat for my very limited formal education.
For Daphnia, a life history shift towards producing more offspring earlier in life could compensate for decreases later in life caused by parasitism.
If you're not able to dig into your current work with renewed gusto, as Stan did, you might decide to put more discretionary effort into family life, volunteering, or hobbies, recognizing that having a rich personal life can compensate for not being number one on your team or in your organization.We all know the importance of resilience and adaptability when it comes to career success.
