In one of his computer courses, he told her, "the professor's philosophy is to let everyone in".
His philosophy was to "let it happen," rather than hold it up to public debate, as the latter course of action often led to factional fighting, internal strife, and other ills.
"Our philosophy is to let people buy extras as easily as they can," he said, and in-app purchases are fine by them.
But 5Min's philosophy is to let others produce the best videos, and focus on distributing them at scale, while splitting the downstream revenues.
She was OK with it, and my philosophy is to let her be the guide.
Today, Jason's philosophy is to let the vineyard guide him as to the best method of winemaking.
Simeon D. Djankov, one of the authors of the World Bank study, said the governments' philosophies were to let businesses alone, taxing them at some of the lowest levels in the world so they can be competitive and efficient.
An alternative, more in tune with The Economist's philosophy, could be to let the market decide.
"Any disabled student must work twice as hard," says Freeman. "My whole philosophy is not to let your disability stand in the way of achieving what you are capable to achieve," says Jesky, who uses a wheelchair herself.
"Our philosophy," he said, "is to let Mother Nature kill the event, not human nature".
