Europe and its people once benefitted enormously from others' openness – now it's time European leaders stopped using force, opened up Europe's borders, and all of us living in Europe welcomed refugees.
Indeed, the word you'll hear him say more than any other is "openness".
When scientific experimentation becomes private, credibility hinges on more abstract criteria: academic affiliation, consensus among other scientists, openness about methodology.
The first suggests a delusional faith in his own charm (and that of his stepfather, mother-in-law, etc)., the other an openness to trading on his office.
Such children would, for instance, be less susceptible to catching the same diseases as each other, since openness to any given infection is partly determined by genetics.
On one side they see corporate power and quashed possibility; on the other, creativity, openness and the possibilities of the Internet.
Among other qualities, openness to experience represents intellectual curiosity and preference for variety.
On the other hand, openness to change represents values like stimulation and self-direction while, on the contrary, conservation includes tradition, conformity and security.
" The factors that have been found to be successful in attracting qualified staff include the fact that the teaching philosophy of the university is community-based education, limited bureaucracy in the university as compared to other universities, openness, and, to some extent, provision of housing".
Those who have wanted to use "The Lonely Crowd" as a cudgel have consistently elided the book's careful emphasis on the positive aspects of other-direction: openness, lack of inhibition, interest in others, and ability to change.
