Both, he recognizes, are far better than the alternatives; but both, unchecked, can set in motion cultural forces — anomie, dependency, ruthless egalitarianism — that corrode soul and society alike.
Mentors and advisors that recognize this are far better off than those trying to second guess what their students know.
Although the human brain is remarkably flexible, learning theorists now recognize that it is far better able to absorb information in some forms than others.
Smart companies, founders, and investors that recognize this have a far better shot at making history, rather than running the risk of becoming a footnote to it.
The past six years have conditioned us to such negative forecasts that our collective national psyche isn't ready to recognize that better times, far better times are upon us.
It is high time to recognize that we humans are far better at doing than understanding, and better at tinkering than inventing.
Far better to recognize that this is a participatory universe, and the way we participate is through an infinite variety of experiences -- including the experience of doing science -- that must be explained before anything else is explainable.
I am far better at recognizing people by the way they move, their "motor style". And, even if I cannot recognize particular faces, I am sensitive to the beauty of faces, and to their expressions.
I am far better at recognizing people by the way they move, their "motor style".
Instead of praising raw talent and intelligence, is far better to recognizing and praise hard work, tenacity, and resilience.
