Rising income inequality, downward pressure on wages, increasingly contingent and part-time work opportunities, decimation of the planet, etc. are all an effect of a very precarious social order.
Such a precarious balance between order and randomness is extremely difficult to replicate within the context of a game.
Among them: the fact that Taleyarkhan played a significant role in writing papers that he later cited as independent verification of his work, and that he placed junior scientists in "precarious positions" in order to promote his research program.
It remains to be seen whether basic income, when paid to all rather than merely a trial group, could increase the bargaining power of precarious workers in order to increase their pay and conditions.
To extricate his fleet from this precarious position, Scheer ordered a 16-point turn to the south-west.
But for others, it presumably drives support for gun restrictions: In a time when public order seems precarious, they're a "tough on crime" measure that even liberals can love.
It's also self-aggrandizing, disjointed, and, in its most egregious moments, leaves the impression that her editors might have been egging her on — or worse, taking advantage of what sometimes looks like a fairly precarious psychological state — in order to ensure maximum blogospheric outrage.
That may be a tall order, given the precarious state of the investment and the outstanding debt already held against it.
The key supposition of the complexity perspective is that the world is constituted by flows of information/events, in which there is always a precarious balance between an emergent order and chaos, between stability and instability (Boisot & Child, 1999; Holland, 1995; Urry, 2005).
Minimalism rests upon the premise that the judiciary occupies a precarious position in our constitutional order and holds that judges must tread carefully to avoid creating social discord.
