Whether it is self-driving cars, factory automation or robots doing surgery, there is a large swathe of the population that approaches the topic with a sense of unease — even suspicion.
It's a magpie set that doesn't zero in on Calman's self-unease, but uses it as a (sometimes tenuous) conceptual thread.
But the inner self, with its unease, malaise and angst, can absorb endless coddling.
"Creativity is GREAT!" bellows another, above the stern features of Judge Dredd, the granite-jawed totalitarian lawman of 2000AD – whose presence may be a subtle acknowledgement that many of the richest products of British culture are founded on dissatisfaction, unease, self-doubt and self-irony.
Once, a long time ago, I wrote about an encounter with Bill Cunningham that illustrated one's propensity for self-criticism and unease, and his propensity for optimism and work.
They are stark, self-critical, thrumming with unease.
Compared with Jack, whose air of unease and self-doubt are part of his attraction, Hank has the smirk of a man who has it all figured out.
The vicious war next door, launched last March, is widely seen as a matter of self-defence, though there is unease about its enormous cost and duration.
The pattern established by emancipation — in which black progress was valued chiefly in proportion to its ability to assuage white unease, in which self-congratulation became a national motif — remains with us.
But without them it would be like Yemen here". The vicious war next door, launched last March, is widely seen as a matter of self-defence, though there is unease about its enormous cost and duration.
How do we respond when a patient's suffering breeds unbearable discomfort and unease within our own selves?
