But the motivation for open access here is to enable more business access to research output.
Mr. Keifer, a retired journalist, said he felt it was "only appropriate" to name the store for his ancestor, although being a relative of a prominent Connecticut resident wasn't his motivation to open the store, he said.
But this general motivation leaves open the issue of whether cultural evolution requires the existence of cultural replicators.
Neighboring Arab countries, by contrast, haven't needed to take that step: With oil plentiful in most of them, there has been little motivation to open their economies.
The advantage of this line of argument is that it faithfully reflects a central motivation for open borders: the outrage provoked by the huge inequalities between North and South and rich countries' role in perpetuating this situation.
In a guest post for TechCrunch this July, he talked about how the company came to understand that "serendipity" alone was not enough of a motivation to open an app.
Having discovered that serendipity on it's own isn't a strong enough motivation to open an app, we've had to figure out how to change our product to account for the way people are actually using it; as a tool to find a place they're looking for.
By identifying our sense of wonder and by understanding the wiring of our brains, maybe we can control our motivation and open up our exploration of that wonder.
Ms. Hamilton, not to be my savior or translator or brainwasher -- but my guide, my teacher, my freshener -- the hands and voice and motivation to open the Qur'an and read and interpret words for my own: a job no longer left for old men in long beads and flowy white robes half way across the globe, whether today or centuries ago.
Giving the homeboys -- and girls -- a chance to savor nursery foods past, like bangers, mash and beans, and treacle pudding, was Ms. Perry's original motivation for opening the restaurant.
