He turned toward objectivity in other ways as well, particularly in his study of science.
The videos are conducted in the authoritative manner of BBC news reports, but without an effort toward objectivity: Fear doing a standup in the ruins of Gaza's airport; Fear with a handheld camera only a few hundred feet from the Gazan border, conducting a face-off with Israeli soldiers which concludes with shots being fired above his head.
Journeying again to Leipzig, he became Wundt's assistant and conducted investigations directed toward scientific objectivity.
That, it seemed, was one way to move toward relative objectivity.
Second, there is a growing trend toward feigned objectivity in various talk shows and even mainstream news.
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Nevertheless, it's easy to forget that, for a while, they were run by people who at least believed in the idea of fairness and objectivity, and were working toward those aims even if today Guantánamo Bay is often seen as an emblem for something completely different.
Studies have shown differing patterns of students' tolerance for ambiguity and uncertainty that appear to reflect extant attitudinal predispositions toward technology, objectivity, culture, value- and theory-ladeness, and the need for self-examination.
In Kennedy's most musical work of fiction, a newspaperman drifts toward a cynical objectivity as Albany's political machine pulls out the stops to head off a race riot in 1968.
Managerial issues matter, but the pre-eminent issue is having a political leadership at the very top -- including the attorney general and Congressional overseers -- that supports openness, objectivity and a service mentality toward our citizens.
