As a sign of its selective morality, Alabama quickly distanced itself from Mike Price once officials discovered that his drunken night at a strip club would be detailed in a Sports Illustrated article.
That said, "American Babylon" displays Neuhaus in all his virtues — elegantly argued and written, fair-minded and with a formidable range of reference — making the important point that politics without an anchor in a public morality can quickly slip away in dark directions.
These days, however, it proved a natural, and Mr. Tate's story has quickly become a morality play of crime and punishment and love's labour's lost.
Events in Burma have quickly been turned into a morality play centred on the Burmese regime.
Singer quickly admits to the limits of morality: "But of course, if humans need incentives to make them productive, other things are not equal.
Assemblyman Darrel J. Aubertine, below, who won election to the State Senate last month, was quickly offered membership in the self-described Morality Caucus, a group of three Democratic state senators.
Such reflection quickly reveals the extent to which various aspects of morality might reasonably be seen as both intellectually and practically problematic.
It is undeniable that AI will rapidly replace human workers, will quickly self-evolve, cannot be taught or bound by morality and that the "AI of Things" is coming.
One question quickly raised by his theory of the relationship between love and morality is what kind of claim it amounts to.
A prediction from our findings is, for example, that – compared to violations of honesty or respect – medical professionals will be less likely to quickly identify violations of autonomy in specific practical clinical problems as a moral issue (due to the particularly low morality ratings of autonomy).
